Program-Related Outcomes (Proximal Outcomes) Short, intermediate and long-term benefits of program activities | |
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For Students:  • Improved research knowledge and skills† • Enhanced self-efficacy and identity as a researcher† • Resume building for future jobs/professional school applications/residency† • Managing commonly faced realities of research (e.g. tight research deadlines, limited resources, etc.) † • Improve writing and oral presentation ability† • Improved knowledge of topics presented within curriculum† • Strengthen professional network and support systems† • Increase confidence and interest in conducting research† • Earlier identification of medicine/surgical specialty interests (e.g., geriatrics, rural, radiology) † • Increased awareness of research application† • Evidence of continued commitment to developing a research career‡  • Subsequent research initiated that includes networks developed during SSRP‡  • Experiential learning: broadening/reinforcing learning through completion of a subsequent research project‡  • Improve role transition into clinician-scientist§  • Foster and strengthen interest to pursue postgraduate research training/degree(s) §  • Community of practice that supports research career development §  • Community of SSRP graduates who promote research by giving back to their program ¥ For Supervisors:  • Networking for mentors† • Strengthening mentorship skills (e.g., providing feedback, setting expectations) † • Research team management skills‡  • Subsequent graduate student recruitment/supervision of SSRP students‡§ For Program:  • Demonstrating recognition and value of research‡  • Forming a community of researchers (faculty and trainees) ‡  • Refinement of goal setting and evaluative strategies‡  • Developing future research leaders§ | |
System-Wide Impacts (Distal Outcomes) | |
 • Increase number of clinician-scientists§  • Increase researcher diversity§  • Increase knowledge translation§  • Program graduates who are editors of journals§ |