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ResearchConnect.info: An Interactive Web-Based Platform for Building Academic Collaborations.

Joshua D Brown¹, Nadja Kadom¹, Brent D Weinberg¹

¹Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences, Emory University, 1364 Clifton Rd, Atlanta, Georgia, 30322, USA.

Academic Radiology

|May 9, 2024

Summary

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A new online platform, Research Connect, improves radiology resident research participation by centralizing project listings. The platform enhances networking and offers equal opportunities, increasing trainee involvement in academic radiology.

Keywords:

Collaborations Education Networking Quality Improvement Research Projects Web Application

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Medical Education
Radiology Research
Academic Collaboration

Background:

Traditional methods for resident research involvement in radiology are inefficient and lack standardization.
A centralized platform is needed to enhance networking and provide equal research opportunities for trainees.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and assess the efficacy of an online platform, Research Connect, for facilitating resident participation in radiology research.
To improve the identification and accessibility of research projects for radiology trainees.

Main Methods:

Research Connect was developed using PHP, SQL, and JavaScript, featuring project listings and automated notifications.
Pre- and post-launch surveys were administered to evaluate the platform's effectiveness and user satisfaction.

Main Results:

Before Research Connect, 69% of respondents relied on informal conversations for research opportunities.
One year post-launch, the platform had 141 active users and listed 85 projects across radiology subspecialties.
54% of users successfully found research projects via the platform, with a median satisfaction rating of 4/5.

Conclusions:

Research Connect provides a standardized, scalable solution for accessing radiology research projects.
The platform demonstrably increases the visibility and accessibility of research, fostering greater trainee involvement and academic collaboration in radiology.