Research Capacity Building and Motivation: The Pacemaker Research Grant:- by Medical Research Lounge and Ethiopian Medical Association, November 18 2022
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Introduction
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About Pacemaker Research Grant By Medical Research Lounge
Medical research lounge’s the annual pacemaker researcher grant offers a funding opportunity of 30,000 ETB for one research proposal to be conducted in Ethiopia in any discipline related to observational clinical or public health research.
The Pacemaker Researcher Grant is intended to foster a new generation of clinician researchers by providing them with the necessary knowledge, skill and resource support to further their capacity and carry out problem-solving research in order to pace Ethiopia’s journey towards evidence-based clinical practice.
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About EMA
The Ethiopian Medical Association (EMA), the first professional association in the country, was formally established in July 1962 through a formal Charter granted to it by the then Emperor Haile Selassie I. The Association was from the beginning named “The Ethiopian Medical Association” (EMA) and has retained the name to date, except between 1985 and 1992 during the Derg regime when it was called “Ethiopian Medical Doctors’ Association” (EMDA).
EMA publishes Ethiopian oldest medical journal, The “Ethiopian Medical Journal” (EMJ) which is the official organ of the Ethiopian Medical Association (EMA). The journal is first appeared under the title of both Amharic “የኢትዮጵያ ሕክምና ጋዜጣ” and English “Ethiopian Medical Journal” on July, 1962. Since then, the quarterly journal played an important role in keeping record for the progress of scientific medicine, and to assist in rendering the practice of medicine in all its branches in Ethiopia and Africa at large.
In the mid 1980’s (’85-86) the Ethiopian government in power formed the Workers’ Party of Ethiopia (WPE) which restricts all EMA’s Activities.
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Event
The Pacemaker Research Grant By Medical Research Lounge:-
Final Round Presentation: Nov. 24th 2022, (3 – 4:30 PM)
Sessions:-
– 3:00-3:10 PM: Introduction
– 3:10-3:20 PM: Prevalence and factors associated with neurolathyrisim and its psychosocial impact in Delanta District, Ethiopia: A community based cross sectional study
– 3:20-3:30 PM: Discussion
– 3:30-3:50 PM: Lecture on Research
Method: Part I
– 3:50-4:00 PM: Potential Use of Organic Barley powder as a suitable Oral contrast agent for abdominal sonography: A prospective Multi-Center Quasi-Experimental study
– 4:00-4:10 PM: Discussion
– 4:10-4:20 PM: Lecture on Research
Method: Part II
– 4:20-4:25 PM: Closing
– 4:25-4:30 PM: Post-test (EMA)
Award Recognition Elements
– A grant of 30,000 ETB
– A 05 hours free consultation in the conduct and publication of the research
– Recognition in the official Awarding Ceremony
Evaluation Criteria
– Professional reviewers (95%)
– Public vote after presentation (5%)
Finalists:
– Dr Eden Efrem (MD)
General Practitioner, Delanta Primary Hospital
Title: Prevalence and factors associated with neurolathyrisim and its psychosocial impact in Delanta District, Ethiopia : A community based cros sectional Study
Dr Abdi Dandana (MD)
Assistant Professor of Radiology
Title: Potential use of Organic Barely Powder as a suitable oral contrast agent for abdominal sonography: A prospective multicenter Quasi-Experimental Study
-> You can Vote for the Best Paper
To vote Click here
Reward: 1.5 CEU from EMA
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How to Register
Register using the link below
https://forms.gle/y9u4FwGMQYB3WtA49
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