POSNA-POGO Scholars Research Initiative: Capacity and Needs

Alvin W. Su, Collin J. May, Mihir Thacker, Rameez A. Qudsi, Apurva S. Shah, Karen Bovid
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Background: The POSNA Pediatric Orthopaedic Global Outreach (POGO) Committee was established with its core mission of advancing children’s musculoskeletal care around the world, with recent expansion of its scope toward furthering scientific research. POSNA sponsors international surgeons (POGO Scholars) to visit North America as part of the mutual outreach effort. Research results from North America may not be generalizable to other regions, where surgeons may see pathologies that are unique to the area. The purpose of the study was to identify the challenges and needs of the POGO Scholars when pursuing scientific research. Methods: An online survey composed of nine questions was disseminated via email to all POGO Scholars from the years 2007-2020. The survey was anonymous, but the Scholars could voluntarily disclose their names and countries of practice. Descriptive statistics were performed. Results: Thirty-four out of 76 identified Scholars responded to the survey (44.7% response rate), encompassing five continents and at least 15 countries worldwide. The major barriers to performing research were lack
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POSNA-POGO 学者研究计划:能力与需求
背景:POSNA 儿科矫形外科全球推广(POGO)委员会成立的核心任务是在全球范围内推广儿童肌肉骨骼护理,最近该委员会的工作范围扩大到促进科学研究。POSNA 赞助国际外科医生(POGO 奖学金获得者)访问北美,作为相互推广工作的一部分。北美的研究成果可能无法推广到其他地区,因为外科医生可能会在其他地区看到该地区特有的病症。本研究的目的是确定 POGO 学者在进行科学研究时所面临的挑战和需求。研究方法通过电子邮件向 2007-2020 年间的所有 POGO 奖学金获得者发送了一份由九个问题组成的在线调查。调查是匿名的,但学者们可以自愿透露他们的姓名和工作国家。调查还进行了描述性统计。结果:在已确认的 76 位学者中,有 34 位学者对调查做出了回复(回复率为 44.7%),他们来自世界五大洲和至少 15 个国家。开展研究的主要障碍是缺乏
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