Research 102

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Session Format: Short presentations from panelists, followed by breakout discussions led by panelists.

Objective: This session is designed to extend the knowledge and skills of librarians who feel comfortable with the introductory concepts of the research process. The session will consist of panel presentations and case studies from research experts, focusing on the relationship of theoretical frameworks and study design, protocol development, project funding, and managing research data. The knowledge and skills gained in this session will provide a solid foundation for the development of a well-crafted research project. This session follows the basic concepts introduced in the partner “Research 101” session.

Methods: Content will be shared in advance allowing for the live to session to involve more participant engagement in questions and discussion. Panelists will give a short presentation on their specific topic. Then attendees will choose breakout rooms for deeper discussion with that topic with the panelist. Questions will be collected in advance to help make the discussions more relevant to attendees.

Participant Engagement: Topical group breakout discussions will give attendees the opportunity to share their experiences and discuss the challenges that are most relevant to them. Moderators will bring experience and discussion prompts on the specific topic, to help ensure engaged discussion.

Sponsor(s): Research Caucus, Medical Library Education Caucus, New Members Caucus