(A)    Required (at least one of the following):

1. Peer-reviewed publication or submission
   1. Does not include clinical image publication
   2. Does not include published conference abstracts
   3. Includes peer-reviewed advocacy and humanities publications
2. Presenter or 1st author of a regional or national poster/e-poster/abstract
3. Invited CME or oral presentations, including:
   1. Any OHSU grand rounds involving originally prepared presentations
   2. Oral presentations of at regional or national society meetings/conferences
   3. Other external conference lectures
4. Externally disseminated curricular or QI initiative
5. Book chapter

(B)    Additional Options

1. A second work from the required list “A”
2. Clinical image publication
3. Published conference abstract
4. Non-peer-reviewed publication
5. Non-peer-reviewed advocacy writing, including:
   1. OpEd in non-medical literature/lay press
   2. Resolution and policy statement writing for professional societies
   3. Health policy document writing (ex. support documents for legislation or “take away”s for advocacy with legislatures)
6. Internally disseminated curricular or QI initiative beyond anything required for residency program rotations
7. Junior or Senior talk
8. Podcast production or guest expert interviews

**If you have a project not listed above that you think may qualify, please talk to your APD

• Post Match Survey: shortly after matching into our program, you will receive a survey focusing on your interests in scholarship.  Extracting from your replies the program directors will try to assure early refinement of your desires to better facilitate personalized mentor connections
• Intern-Mentor Matching: upon arrival, the Chief residents will do another brief survey confirming your prior interests, then connect all interns to scholarship mentors.
• Project/Mentor Connection: in addition to the above efforts to structurally link all residents to mentors, there is a robust ad hoc process which exists as both mentor and residents find themselves in need of support or projects.  The Division Heads of all specialty divisions will serve as the primary triage contacts to better identify mentors with shared interests.  Additionally, the Chief Residents and program directors (as well as fellows and peers) can make connections as they arise. 
• Preparation for Efficient Mentor/Mentee Relationship: to assure all residents are ready and able to commence projects as they arise, upon arrival we encourage all interns to complete the necessary trainings to engage in research and scholarship.
  • Complete TWO CITI training modules: Human Subject Research (HSR) and Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR)
  • Register for OHSU eIRB (you do not need to also register for eCRIS) 
  • Complete conflict of interest
  • Sign-up and take RedCap Basics Training for Project Builders (complete the survey and I believe they will assign you to the appropriate class)

Resident publications:

• Original Research: Dr. Ingrid Lindquist: “The efficacy and safety of thrombopoietin receptor agonists in patients with chronic liver disease undergoing elective procedures: a systematic review and meta-analysis"
• Case Report: Dr. Lauren Oppegard; “Going Skin Deep: Excavating a Diagnosis of Intravascular Large B Cell Lymphoma"
• Advocacy Publication: Drs. Christine Rutlen, Ellen Green: "Canaries in the Coal Mine of Climate Change"

Impact of scholarship (graduating R3)

• Dr. Derrick Tao

Resident publications:

• Original Research: Drs. Kelly Jensen, Francis Phan, & Maedeh Khayyat-Kholghi: “Bringing Critical Race Praxis into the Study of Electrophysiological Substrate of Sudden Cardiac Death: the atherosclerosis risk in communities (ARIC) study”
• Case Report: Dr. Catherine Murphree; “Biopsy Proven Thrombotic Microangiopathy without Schistocytosis on Peripheral Blood Smear: A Cautionary Tale”

Impact of scholarship (graduating R3)

• Dr. Namisha Thapa

Faculty/fellows

• Matt Miller, MD (PCCM Fellow)
• Peter Jessel, MD
• Akram Khan, MD
• Vinay Prasad, MD, MPH
• Joe Shatzel, MD
• Luke Strnad, MD

Resident publications:

• Original Research: Dr. Jenna Petersen: "Incidence and Outcome of Bacteremia During Acute Graft‐Versus‐Host Disease Involving the Gastrointestinal Tract Following Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplant"
• Case Report: Drs. Jessica Haraga and Missy LeBlanc: "Not All It’s CrAg‐ed Up to Be: Disseminated Cryptococcosis"

Impact of scholarship (to graduating R3)

• Dr. Max Gordon

Contributions to scholarship/mentorship:

• Dr. Avital O'Glasser (faculty)
• Dr. Alan Hunter (faculty)
• Dr. Arnab Mitra (fellow)