Resident Research

Research or scholarly activity has become an increasingly important part of resident education. Our program offers workflow and strategies that meet our learners where they are to offer a head start.

Case Report/ Series

Case reports represent the oldest and most familiar form of medical communication. Many original observations are first presented as case reports and case reports function as a great starting point for any academic author.

Review

Traditional clinical review articles, also known as updates or narrative reviews, differ from systematic reviews and meta-analyses. Updates selectively review the medical literature while discussing a topic broadly.

Metanalysis

Meta-analysis is the process of combining study results that can be used to draw conclusions about therapeutic effectiveness or to plan new studies.

ACP Meta-analysis paper
TTUHSC IM- Lubbock How-to-Video
PRISMA Guidelines

Prospective Trials

The Master Class of clinical research, prospective trials require planning, time and often funding.

Conference Timeline

As a seasoned residency, we are proud to have produced some incredible posters and presentations over the years. Plan your next acceptance with our Conference Timeline.

Join a Clinical Mafia

The multidisciplinary nature of our focused clinical research "mafias" have been a major strength of our research. By pairing residents with shared goals, our mafias are able to publish more and have a greater impact. Contact Dr. Payne for an "offer you can't refuse"

Southwest Respiratory and Critical Care Chronicles

"The Southwest Chronicles" has been at the forefront of medical publishing for nearly a decade. As the leading Medical Research Publication in the TTU system, they strive to provide current articles, resources, and support to advance undergraduate and graduate publications.

Claim Your Profile

Your publications are created to be shared with others. Several online modalities exist to help you claim your research and create a profile. Even find out your H-index

Check out what your peers and previous residents have completed.

Recent Resident Research

Annual Meetings