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Scholarship and Research Resources

 

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Welcome to the Scholarship and Research Resources section of Faculty Compass.

In this section you will find resources, policies, and procedures for doing scholarship and research at the Institute. There is also a listing of current faculty research grants at the Institute, a review of the MGH Institute's Scholarship Model, and instructions about how to apply for the annual grant competition for IHP faculty.

Efforts to expand research activity are ongoing and comprise an important part of the Institute’s vision and strategic plan. This section is designed to support these efforts and we welcome your feedback about how it can be further improved.

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Jordan R. Green, PhD, CCC-SLP
Director of Research Programs

                    Frequently Requested Resources

                         •  Partners Research Navigator
                         •  Partners IRB
                         •  IHP Research Policies
                         •  IHP Planned Activity Form
                         •  IHP Budget Worksheet

 

Faculty Compass: Scholarship and Research

 

Develop your idea

Finding articles

The Institute’s Library site gives you access to databases for searching the literature, plus guides and tutorials to help you learn to use them, including this Survival Guide.

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Qualitative research consultant

Leslie Neal-Boylan, PhD, CRRN, APRN, FAAN, MGH IHP School of Nursing Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Program innovation. Email Dr. Neal-Boylan.

Guides to research in the professions
 

Fund your project

Finding grant opportunities
Grant writing
Grant review

Harvard Catalyst: Grant Review anf Support Program (GRASP)

Annual grant competition for IHP Faculty

The IHP has an annual grant competition for faculty. This Faculty Research Fellowship Grant program is designed to encourage faculty to develop a program of research in their areas of interest. The program supports faculty efforts to achieve external funding for their research program by providing a $10,000 research grant to conduct pilot studies that serve as preliminary data for subsequent efforts.

 

Conduct your project

Finding participants for your research

IHP faculty are eligible to access the following participant data registries but you may need to contact our Research Office prior to access.

Research Information Science and Computing (RISC)
 

Disseminate your results

Communicating your scholarship

  • Find a journal: The Journal/Author Name Estimator (JANE) will take a paper title or abstract and search PUBMED to make recommendations on journals publishing similar work or other relevant articles.

  • IHP Research News Online Form: Complete this form whenever you have received a research award of published scholarship. The Office of Strategic Communications will coordinate with you to send out press releases and create copy on the IHP website.

  • Boston Biomedical Innovation Center (B-BIC): Elevator Pitch

Technology transfer

Partners innovation: Technology licensing, patenting, bench research, finance, funding, business, law and start-ups

 

Develop your career

Career development

 

 

Resources for mentoring
Women in science
 

Be compliant

Policies and procedures

Institutional policies and procedures for research at MGH Institute of Health Professions are overseen by the Office of the Provost. The Director of Research Programs is  Jordan R. Green, PhD, CCC-SLP.

Management of grants at the MGH Institute is provided by Michael Moody, Senior Grant Administrator, Office of the Provost.

View policies and procedures for:

Compliance

  • Research Ethics Consultation – The Mass General Research Institute's Division of Clinical Research offers Research Ethics Consultations to help plan and conduct human subjects research and the IRB review process.

  • CITI Human Subjects Training and NIH GCP Training – All Partners Healthcare & Affiliates' research Study Staff, and all individuals participating in the 'conduct of human subject research must complete, or have completed at a Partners' or other institution, the following courses/exams before they can be listed as study staff on a human subjects research protocol:

  • Data Management Plans (DMP) – As of 9/1/2018, all new research projects must have a Data Management Plan and by 3/31/2019 DMPs need to be in place for all ongoing projects. 

  • Electronic disclosure forms are within Insight.