CESERT Pyramid Grant Awardees!
INTRODUCTION
The Association for Surgical Education Foundation was established by the Association for Surgical Education (ASE) as a non-profit foundation in 1993. Its mission is to raise and disseminate funds to support innovative research and education projects and programs which will advance surgical education in North America. The Association and the ASE Foundation are separately-incorporated organizations.
Questions? Please contact our Executive Director and Grants Administrator, Catherine Sutherland @ [email protected]
2024 ASE FOUNDATION CESERT PYRAMID GRANT AWARDS
The Association for Surgical Education Foundation (ASEF) is excited to announce the awardees of surgical education research grants to start July 1, 2024.
Giant Robot ($25,000) Sponsored by Intuitive
Advancing Robotic Surgical Education: Development and Validation of the Clutch Proficiency Index (CPI)
Irving J. Zamora, MD, MPH, FACS
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Development of a National Interprofessional Team Training Simulation for Emergency Robot Undocking
Douglas Cassidy, MD
Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC)
Platinum ($10,000)
The Fundamentals of Communication in Surgery Curriculum: A Multisite Pilot Study
Amber Shada, MD
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Diamond ($2,500)
Drawing for Surgical Anatomy and Autonomy in Cleft Palate Repairs
Ingrid Ganske, MD
Boston Children’s Hospital
Comparison of Analog and Digital Recording in Video-Based Assessment of ATLAS Tasks
Darian Hoagland, MD
Lahey Hospital & Medical Center
Assessing the Impact of Fresh Tissue Training (FTT) on General Surgery Residents (GSR)
using Heart Rate Variability (HRV)
Daniel Grabo, MD, FACS
West Virginia University School of Medicine
Gold ($500)
Fostering Growth Mindsets in Surgical Interns: A Pilot Study
Michael Kochis, MD, EdM
Massachusetts General Hospital
Best Practices for Producing Podcasts for Physician Education
James Korndorffer, MD MHPE
Stanford University
Assessing and Enhancing Resident Self-Efficacy in Granstmanship: A Mixed Methods Study
Lillias Maguire, MD
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Comparison Between Preliminary and Categorical Resident Personal and Professional Experiences
Justine Broecker, MD
UCSF
Previous preliminary surgery residents: A 5-Y national analysis of “success”
Rebecca Moreci, MD, MS
Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center
Exploring the Integration of Artificial Intelligence in Neurosurgery Residency Programs: A Study on Guidelines and Clinical Practice Standards
Marcelle Altshuler, MD
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Ultrasound Training in Advanced Practice Providers
Shaghayegh Sabbaghan Kermani, MD
Massachusetts General Hospital
Thank you to Intuitive for sponsoring the Giant Robot Grants,
and to
Surgical Science Simbionix Simulators
for sponsoring a Diamond Grant!
Your support helps fund our grants for ASE Members: https://www.surgicaleducation.com/your-donation/
Thank you to Intuitive for sponsoring the Giant Robot Grants!
The Gold, Diamond, Platinum and Giant Robotic grants are described below:
Gold-level grants range from $500-$1000 USD each and ideally suited to fund small surgery education projects such as survey research projects. The timeline for these projects should be within one academic year.
Diamond-level grants are well-suited for mixed methods surgery education projects. The timeline for these projects should be within one to two academic years.
The Platinum level grant is designed to support multi-institutional research projects. The timeline for these projects should be two academic years.
The Giant Robot grant will be funded as two grants of $25,000 USD for 2022. It is designed to support research projects that focus on robotic surgery research questions including curriculum design, training programs, assessment metrics, and patient outcomes. The timeline for these projects should be two academic years. The $25,000 grant will be distributed in two payments (July 2024, and January 2025).
For all grants funds must be used for direct costs or to support a research assistant, statistician, or other study staff. Funds cannot be used for indirect costs, administrative or travel costs, publication costs, or salary support for the Principal Investigator, Co-PIs, or collaborators.
Questions? Please contact our Executive Director and Grants Administrator, Catherine Sutherland at [email protected].