Browsing OSU - Center for Health Sciences by Author "Johnson, Austin"

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    • Analysis of publication trends and its relationship with academic success among dermatology residents and fellows 

      Anderson, J. Michael; Wenger, David; Walters, Corbin; Hall, Lindy; Johnson, Austin; Vassar, Matt (Oklahoma State University Center for Health Services, 2020-02-28)
      Background: Exposure to academic research is regarded as a meaningful component of medical training. Despite the importance placed on research activities, little is known regarding the extent to which dermatology residents ...

    • Analysis of the use of systematic reviews to justify otolaryngology clinical trials - Is research being wasted? 

      Johnson, Austin; Cooper, Craig; George, David; Vassar, Matt (Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences, 2019-02-22)
      Objective of Research: Avoiding poor research methodology such as research waste through duplicative research certainly provides a more cost effective approach to achieving high quality methodologic studies. The purpose ...

    • Publication trends among internal medicine residents, fellows, and graduates and its relationship to future academic achievement 

      Fladie, Ian; Arthur, Wade; Hillman, Cody; Nowlin, Ross; Johnson, Austin; Vassar, Matt (Oklahoma State University Center for Health Services, 2020-02-28)
      Background: Medical research is essential for establishing evidence-based care and furthering clinical practice knowledge for the success of physicians. For example, research is considered a scholarly activity by the ...

    • Statistical significance and sports medicine trials 

      Checketts, Jake Xavier; Johnson, Austin; Riddle, Jonathan; Evans, Sheridan; Scott, Jared; Fishbeck, Keith; Boose, Marshall; Whitener, Jake; Jones, Jaclyn; Basener, Clint; Hanson, Chad; Vassar, Matthew (Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences, 2019-02-22)
      Objectives: Lowering the threshold for statistical significance in medical research from a P value of .05 to .005 was recently proposed to reduce misinterpretation of study results. What effect this proposal would have on ...