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  • Health Professions Research
  • Investigator Workforce Development
  • Medical Education

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  • The U.S. health professions investigator workforce is essential for advancing healthcare.
  • Physician-investigators, a key segment, include clinical researchers, clinician-scientists, and physician-scientists.
  • Existing literature details various approaches to train, support, and retain these professionals.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To examine programs and initiatives aimed at training and supporting physician-investigators.
  • To offer observations on effective strategies for developing the physician-investigator workforce.
  • To explore the applicability of these strategies to the broader health professions investigator workforce.

Main Methods:

  • Review of selected literature, including articles from Academic Medicine.
  • Analysis of data from the Association of American Medical Colleges.
  • Commentary on existing programs and approaches for physician-investigator development.

Main Results:

  • Evidence-informed single-program approaches can foster early-career researcher development.
  • Collaborative multi-institutional approaches enhance outcomes studies and generalizability.
  • System-wide institutional approaches are critical for supporting physician-investigators at all career stages.

Conclusions:

  • Various program types can effectively train, support, and retain physician-investigators.
  • These strategies may also benefit the broader health professions investigator workforce.
  • Sustained support is vital for the continued advancement of health professions research.