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Lisa Domaradzki, a Pulmonary/Critical Care Medicine Fellow, gives an oral presentation at Resident and Fellow Research Day 2019 at Penn State College of Medicine.

Resident/Fellow Research Day

The annual Resident/Fellow Research Day is held each spring on and around the Penn State Health Milton S. Medical Center campus in Hershey, Pa.

The intent of the event is to provide an opportunity for residents and fellows to showcase their research accomplishments to their peers in other clinical departments, as well as their colleagues in the basic sciences.

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Previous Projects Expand answer

Abstracts submitted to Resident/Fellow Research Day in the past include those listed here. Search by topic, year or name using the search box, or click the column headers to sort by year, presentation type, program or any of the other categories.

Innovation Grant Recipients Expand answer

The Innovation Grant, given as part of Resident/Fellow Research Day, is designed to stimulate innovation in graduate medical education training that will promote understanding and experience in patient safety, quality in care, interprofessional/team-based care, addressing health care disparities or high-value/cost-conscious care in the health systems in which future physicians will practice.

Previous Innovation Grant recipients are listed here.

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For details on Resident/Fellow Research Day, contact Mary Forshey at mforshey@pennstatehealth.psu.edu or 717-531-5768.

Faculty and trainees look at a poster at Penn State College of Medicine's 2019 Resident and Fellow Research Day.

The poster sessions for 2019’s Resident and Fellow Research Day took place at the Hershey Lodge.

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