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A-1234 Possibility of research within FESSH
Simon Farnebo, Linköping, Sweden
Friday, June 15, 2018 · 3:26 p.m. · 12m 44s
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so my name is simon phone while function as a research chair at the council
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i will tell you a little bit about um uh the state of the federation
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and the research uh committee works towards uh promoting um
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research within a the community um by various activities
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will get back to some of them um
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to be able to help uh you people
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as being members of flash we need
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to know how research active your and see what you want from flash
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but it's kind of hard to know how to measure research activities within the federation
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do we look at the tendons activities during fresh
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meetings or do we look for submitted manuscripts
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how active we are with publications patents funding
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it's a very diverse society out there and uh it's
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hard to know how active are members or
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one way to look is going to the journal i i just i contacted them and ask them
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for things like review were activity because i i would think that would be uh
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one way to look at how and involved you are in
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in research but as you can see it's a
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very strong shift towards the british islands and you get one hundred forty reviewers
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in u. k. whereas in for examples germany only have seven reviewers which is
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kind of interesting and when you look at that and number papers submitted in various countries
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it's a huge differences so maybe this is not um
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a good way to look at activity so instead we decided to uh
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asked a community so we launched a survey and i hope
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some of you have asked to do this survey still open she can still access it and be part
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of this because this is a way for us to understand how how we can help the committee
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so far as of right before the meeting we had three hundred fifty responses
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to this survey this corresponds to approximately eight percent of our members
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and but you can see on the map these are the uh major respondents there are answers
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from others countries also but um this is where we get most of our responses
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who responded most uh the the responses came from male members i think this
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gender difference probably reflects a what our society
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looks like or federation that's fine
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and as you can see the in the demographics we got most of response
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are in between forty one and fifty um but this is the demographics
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that we wanted to see if people who responded to this
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survey if they worked in institution that hadn't academically active
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life in one way to look at this was to see if there were academic positions in the institutions
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we found that almost sixty percent had some kind of academic position but then there at a clinic
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and the majority forty yeah most of them for and then forty percent of the cases it was
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in the uh the system was in hand surgery and the rest was plastics and worth though
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there were wanted to look at dedicated research time
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and we found that only thirty percent receive dedicated research time and these
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questions were directed towards residency period we wanted to focus on the
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what was like during the early years of training and um
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seventy percent of the respondents had no time at all to do research
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and all the people that caught dedicated time only occasional days were given
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and even more disappointing when you look at how
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academic word was rewarded in their institution
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more than fifty almost sixty percent said that we get nothing for doing this which is kind of set
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i think for some of the people that higher salary even more dedicated
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research time but more actively any could even help their careers
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oh come to the positive part despite this more than eighty
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percent of our respondents were actively research during residency so
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and uh and almost forty five percent spent more than five
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to ten hours per week do research which means that
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most of the people more than eighty percent were still do research and they spent
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approximately one extra day outside of their working week doing research despite not
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having their institution promoting it or helping them in any way
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most of the people that responded and we're doing clinical
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studies i'm just a small percentage in preclinical research
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when we ask people a during residency ari applied
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do research work are there any requirements during your research it during your presidency and
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more than sixty for sixty five percent were required to publish during residency
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so there are a strong and there's a strong push which do research
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but up side it's not very big
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and more than forty percent were hard to to uh write it pieces which is really i think
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unless you can see people have been during the residency here been pretty active
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and many presentation during his national meetings and also international meetings
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when we ask people if they would continue do research after residency
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we find that more than eighty percent has to ambition
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to continue doing research after residency which is fantastic
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and the reason they wanna continue do research is because they enjoy
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and for this question you could check many different options and
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um the second most common reason for continuing doing research is to do
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this come to meetings and meet other researchers and fellow hand surgeons
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and also it helps to career yeah in some cases
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so what limitations to people have for doing research what what are the the the main obstacles
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and the number one thing is the lack of designated research time more than seventy percent
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claim that if i got more time i would do more research lack of financial aid was the
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second most common and maybe even with those two
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are pretty obvious having seen that the results
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but then lack of academic meant to ship is the third one and this is
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kind of sad because documentation it's hard to start off a research career
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and these three things are things that i think that
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the research committee of fresh should work towards helping
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and members of the federation so that we can be better and people can be better supported
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to do research in the future so how can flash be a playroom promoting research
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we could provide financial late through additional grants
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it's not a very rich federation but we get in there and hopefully
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we'll get more money for grants we could work on policy issues
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maybe french can influence national societies to work for
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better ability to get designated research time
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there's a big debate in the us where they want to redirect
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priorities during surgery training so that every resident gets designated research
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time because they know that if you're active dubious precedence here is
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you you're more prone to continue do research later on
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i would also work on enhancing research training and maybe form a global mentor should program
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help people to other ways to facilitate research forming
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databases for research collaboration weapon arcs workshops
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places where people can get better knowledge on how to set up the research
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infrastructure say wanna start off your career research you want help with
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getting started writing papers right grant applications hand in this way provide scientific condition
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also they could be volunteer databases for at a research program that p. people could apply
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for an it to get it a more global and seen a for research activities
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this year we're launching have one of fascists first research grants there's
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been a i heard before but last years there's been on
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and we start talking what it what direction it should go into so
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this here we're launching a grant it has the wide scope
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it's primarily for you the people sitting in here it's
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to encourage young investigators to initiate pilot projects
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we see it as a seating rat you get this money to get
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started and hopefully it will help you get out the grants eventually
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is to encourage exploratory translation l. or developmental research
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and we want it to be early conceptual stages of new clinical approach is not
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doing and reach respected studies and he series
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the prentice directed towards basic in translation science and u. i. d. es
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we hope you can apply for it it's a ten thousand euro
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word for one year grant application is on the website
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you submit it together with all the supporting documents there
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are few supporting documents deadline is september first
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go for it
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we also asked in this survey what grants do you want because we
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are aiming towards building a core portfolio of grants in the future
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um most common response was clinical or translation all signs
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grants uh there's a push towards basic size grants
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um we'll see what happens we need to get better funding but hopefully it'll be a increasing
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um activity within the up within flash for
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a financial aid for a research
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and this actually this session was actually moved it was supposed to be on thursday sign
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my last slide is a push for the networking event that was last night
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but we're hoping that so this is gonna come back next year and so remember this um
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it's it's an opportunity for people to come and present a research topic
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if you got a great idea you may not want to stand here and give a
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long cock you could just pitch an idea and that work is so yesterday bad
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approximately fifty people networking talking about research projects over beer
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just very informal and this is gonna come back and we hope that this gonna
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be regular vent for research and innovation and within flash okay thank you
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hi thank you so much
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any questions for moment
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