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Why should Student Doctors be involved in osteopathic research?

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Why should Student Doctors be involved in osteopathic research?

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A. Student doctors involved in osteopathic research will be attractive to residency programs. They will contribute to the progress made toward OMM becoming nationally recognized as evidence-based medicine. In addition, research is challenging, and it is a team sport. Q. How can Student Doctors find research opportunities in their areas? A. Contact the research office at your school. It is also possible to collaborate with one of our students, to replicate a previous study or to have more than one site collecting data for one particular study. To learn more about the ORC, please contact Dr. Cruser at 814-735-2009 or visit www.hsc.unt.edu/orc/default.asp.