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SreyRam Kuy¹, Caprice C Greenberg, Niraj J Gusani

¹Department of Surgery, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53213, USA. srkuy@mcw.edu

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Surgeons can access valuable resources for health services research, including training, funding, and collaboration opportunities. Leveraging these resources enhances the quality and impact of surgical health services research.

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Area of Science:

Health services research.
Surgical health services research.

Background:

Health services research investigates healthcare access, cost, and patient outcomes.
Surgeons face challenges in conducting rigorous research, including support, training, funding, data acquisition, and resources.

Purpose of the Study:

To review resources for surgeons interested in health services research.
To identify online resources for surgical health services researchers.

Main Methods:

Review of available support, training, funding, data, and organizational resources.
Focus on online resources relevant to surgical health services research.

Main Results:

Collaboration and mentoring opportunities exist through surgical societies.
Advanced training is available via foundations, government, and institutional fellowships.
Funding sources include academic societies, private sector, and government.
Diverse data sources with varying accessibility and limitations are available.
Organizational resources include AcademyHealth and the National Library of Medicine.

Conclusions:

Numerous opportunities and resources are available for surgeons pursuing health services research.
Collaboration and utilization of expertise are crucial for rigorous surgical health services research.