Common use of Research Project Clause in Contracts

Research Project. Residents are required to complete a research project over the course of the residency year. The purpose is to provide the resident with experience in designing, managing, analyzing, and presenting a major project with the intent of contributing to current knowledge. Each residency project will be overseen by a residency preceptor. The resident is responsible for developing and adhering to a timeline for project completion. The resident will also be responsible for project design, IRB protocol submission, preparing a platform presentation for the Eastern States Residency Conference, submitting an abstract for the Xxxxxxxxx Resident and Fellow Scholarship Days, and preparing a formal manuscript. The resident will have access to institutional resources for biostatistician analysis, poster printing, and data reports, among other resources. Travel to ASHP Midyear and Eastern States Residency Conferences is expected unless approved by the RPD due to an unforeseen emergent circumstance; in the event attendance is not possible, a plan will be developed in conjunction with the RPD and project preceptor. Research Project Timeline: July • Complete CITI training and IRB/Research training sessions • Select a research project/project team, and submit draft proposal to project team • MUE abstract to be presented at MUE committee meeting August • Project summary submitted to RAC; project summary should meet format expectations for Eastern States Residency Conference September • IRB Protocol and waivers submitted to IRB for both research project and MUE project (recommending change due to IRB now rolling) October • Data collection tool submitted to research team • If applicable, request for data completed • Quarterly update presented at RAC meeting; project summary should meet format expectations for Eastern States Residency Conference November • Poster submission completed 4 weeks prior to ASHP Midyear Clinical meeting • MUE presented to MUE committee December • MUE Poster presentation at ASHP Midyear Clinical meeting January • Background and Methods sections of manuscript due to research team • Determine deadlines for platform presentation at Eastern States Residency Conference and the Xxxxxxxxx Resident and Fellow Scholarship Days • Quarterly update presented at RAC meeting; project summary should meet format expectations for the Eastern States Residency Conference March • Presentation of major research at RAC. Project summary should meet format expectations for Eastern States Residency Conference.

Research Project. Residents are required to complete a research project over the course of the residency year. The purpose is to provide the resident with experience in designing, managing, analyzing, and presenting a major project with the intent of contributing to current knowledge. Each residency project will be overseen by a residency preceptor. The resident is responsible for developing and adhering to a timeline for project completion. The resident will also be responsible for project design, IRB protocol submission, and preparing a poster for the ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting, preparing a platform presentation for the Eastern States Residency Conference, submitting an abstract for the Xxxxxxxxx Resident and Fellow Scholarship Days, and preparing a formal manuscript. The resident will have access to institutional resources for biostatistician analysis, poster printing, and data reports, among other resources. Travel to ASHP Midyear and Eastern States Residency Conferences is expected unless approved by the RPD due to an unforeseen emergent circumstance; in the event attendance is not possible, a plan will be developed in conjunction with the RPD and project preceptor. Research Project Timeline: July •  Complete CITI training and IRB/Research training sessions •  Select a research project/, project team, team and submit draft proposal to project team • MUE abstract to be presented at MUE committee meeting August •  Project summary submitted to RAC; project summary should meet format expectations for Eastern States Residency Conference RAC September •  IRB Protocol and waivers submitted to IRB by deadline for both research project and MUE project (recommending change due to IRB now rolling) presentation at October • meeting October  Data collection tool submitted to research team •  If applicable, request for data completed •  Quarterly update presented at RAC meeting; project summary should meet format expectations for Eastern States Residency Conference meeting November •  Poster submission completed 4 weeks prior to ASHP Midyear Clinical meeting • MUE presented to MUE committee December • MUE  Poster presentation at ASHP Midyear Clinical meeting January •  Background and Methods sections of manuscript due to research team •  Determine deadlines for platform presentation at Eastern States Residency Conference and the Xxxxxxxxx Resident and Fellow Scholarship Days •  Quarterly update presented at RAC meeting; project summary should meet format expectations meeting March  First presentation of Eastern States Platform presentation to the Residency Preceptors April  Quarterly update presented at RAC meeting  Final presentation of Eastern States Platform presentation to the Pharmacy Department May  Platform presentation completed for the Eastern States Residency Conference March • Presentation June  June 5 Draft of major manuscript to research at team  June 12 Research team deadline to provide feedback to resident  June 19 Final manuscript to RPD, project team and RAC. Project summary should meet format expectations for Eastern States Residency Conference.

Research Project. Residents are required to complete a research project over the course of the residency year. The purpose is to provide the resident with experience in designing, managing, analyzing, and presenting a major project with the intent of contributing to current knowledge. Each residency project will be overseen by a residency preceptor. The resident is responsible for developing and adhering to a timeline for project completion. The resident will also be responsible for project design, IRB protocol submission, preparing a platform presentation for the Eastern States Residency Conference, submitting an abstract for the Xxxxxxxxx Resident and Fellow Scholarship Days, and preparing a formal manuscript. The resident will have access to institutional resources for biostatistician analysis, poster printing, and data reports, among other resources. Travel to ASHP Midyear and Eastern States Residency Conferences is expected unless approved by the RPD due to an unforeseen emergent circumstance; in the event attendance is not possible, a plan will be developed in conjunction with the RPD and project preceptor. June  Research Project Timeline: and MUE topic selection July •  Complete CITI training and IRB/Research training sessions •  Select a research project/project team, and submit draft proposal to project team •  MUE abstract to be presented at MUE committee meeting August •  Project summary submitted to RAC; project summary should meet format expectations for Eastern States Residency Conference September •  IRB Protocol and waivers submitted to IRB by deadline for presentation at October meeting for both research project and MUE project (recommending change due to IRB now rolling) October •  Data collection tool submitted to research team •  If applicable, request for data completed •  Quarterly update presented at RAC meeting; project summary should meet format expectations for Eastern States Residency Conference November •  Poster submission completed 4 weeks prior to ASHP Midyear Clinical meeting •  MUE presented to MUE committee December •  MUE Poster presentation at ASHP Midyear Clinical meeting January •  Background and Methods sections of manuscript due to research team •  Determine deadlines for platform presentation at Eastern States Residency Conference and the Xxxxxxxxx Resident and Fellow Scholarship Days •  Quarterly update presented at RAC meeting; project summary should meet format expectations for the Eastern States Residency Conference . March • Presentation of major research at RAC.  Project summary should meet format expectations for Eastern States Residency Conference.

Research Project. Residents are required to complete a research project over the course of the residency year. The purpose is to provide the resident with experience in designing, managing, analyzing, and presenting a major project with the intent of contributing to current knowledge. Each residency project will be overseen by a residency preceptor. The resident is responsible for developing and adhering to a timeline for project completion. The resident will also be responsible for project design, IRB protocol submission, preparing a platform presentation for the Eastern States Residency Conference, submitting an abstract for the Xxxxxxxxx Resident and Fellow Scholarship Days, Days and preparing a formal manuscript. The resident will additionally present a poster of their completed Medication Utilization Evaluation Research at the ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting (ASHP Midyear). The resident will have access to institutional resources for biostatistician analysis, poster printing, and data reports, among other resources. Travel to ASHP Midyear and Eastern States Residency Conferences is expected unless approved by the RPD due to an unforeseen emergent circumstance; in the event attendance is not possible, a plan will be developed in conjunction with the RPD and project preceptor. Research Project Timeline: July • Complete CITI training and IRB/Research training sessions • Select a research project/, meet with the project team, team and submit draft proposal to the project team • Select an MUE abstract to be presented project topic and present an MUE proposal at the MUE committee meeting Committee Meeting August • Project summary submitted to RAC; project summary should meet format expectations for Eastern States Residency Conference September • IRB Protocol and waivers submitted to IRB by deadline for presentation at October meeting for both research project and MUE project (recommending change due to IRB now rolling) October • Data collection tool submitted to research team • If applicable, request for data completed • Quarterly update presented at RAC meeting; project summary should meet format expectations for Eastern States Residency Conference November • MUE Poster submission completed 4 weeks prior to ASHP Midyear Clinical meeting • MUE final report presented to MUE committee Committee December • MUE Poster presentation at ASHP Midyear Clinical meeting January • Background and Methods sections of manuscript due to research team • Determine deadlines for platform presentation abstract submission at Eastern States Residency Conference and the Xxxxxxxxx Resident and Fellow Scholarship Days • Quarterly update presented at RAC meeting; project summary should meet format expectations for the Eastern States Residency Conference March • Presentation of major research Quarterly update presented at RAC. Project RAC meeting; project summary should meet format expectations for the Eastern States Residency Conference.

Research Project. Residents are required to complete a research project over the course of the residency year. The purpose is to provide the resident with experience in designing, managing, analyzing, and presenting a major project with the intent of contributing to current knowledge. Each residency project will be overseen by a residency preceptor. The resident is responsible for developing and adhering to a timeline for project completion. The resident will also be responsible for project design, IRB protocol submission, preparing a platform presentation for the Eastern States Residency Conference, submitting an abstract for the Xxxxxxxxx Resident and Fellow Scholarship Days, Days and preparing a formal manuscript. The resident will additionally present a poster of their completed Medication Utilization Evaluation Research at the ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting (ASHP Midyear). The resident will have access to institutional resources for biostatistician analysis, poster printing, and data reports, among other resources. Travel to ASHP Midyear and Eastern States Residency Conferences is expected unless approved by the RPD due to an unforeseen emergent circumstance; in the event attendance is not possible, a plan will be developed in conjunction with the RPD and project preceptor. Research Project Timeline: July • Complete CITI training and IRB/Research training sessions • Select a research project/, meet with the project team, team and submit draft proposal to the project team • Select an MUE abstract to be presented project topic and present an MUE proposal at the MUE committee meeting Committee Meeting August • Project summary submitted to RAC; project summary should meet format expectations for Eastern States Residency Conference September • IRB Protocol and waivers submitted to IRB for both research project and MUE project (recommending change due to IRB now rolling) October • Data collection tool submitted to research team • If applicable, request for data completed • Quarterly update presented at RAC meeting; project summary should meet format expectations for Eastern States Residency Conference November • MUE Poster submission completed 4 weeks prior to ASHP Midyear Clinical meeting • MUE final report presented to MUE committee Committee December • MUE Poster presentation at ASHP Midyear Clinical meeting January • Background and Methods sections of manuscript due to research team • Determine deadlines for platform presentation abstract submission at Eastern States Residency Conference and the Xxxxxxxxx Resident and Fellow Scholarship Days • Quarterly update presented at RAC meeting; project summary should meet format expectations for the Eastern States Residency Conference March • Presentation of major research at RAC. Project RAC meeting; project summary should meet format expectations for the Eastern States Residency Conference.