Exploring the Development and Utility of a Novel Structured Resident Research In-Training Evaluation Report in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Future steps include gathering more research supervisor feedback, including explicit expectations pertaining to its use and completion, utilizing the R-ITER to implement additional research programs, and exploring the use of the R-ITER in other residency programs nationally or internationally.

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Academic Medicine
Published
2026-02-18
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1093/acamed/wvag034
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Health and Medical Research Impacts
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Exploring the Development and Utility of a Novel Structured Resident Research In-Training Evaluation Report in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Deena M. Hamza, Jaime C. Yu, Eric Bhatti
Academic Medicine
Health and Medical Research Impacts
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Exploring the Development and Utility of a Novel Structured Resident Research In-Training Evaluation Report in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Deena M. Hamza, Jaime C. Yu, Eric Bhatti
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Abstract

Future steps include gathering more research supervisor feedback, including explicit expectations pertaining to its use and completion, utilizing the R-ITER to implement additional research programs, and exploring the use of the R-ITER in other residency programs nationally or internationally.

Academic Medicine
University of Alberta (CA)
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Health and Medical Research Impacts
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