Resources
At Stanford
- Center for Innovation in Global Health, includes map of faculty fellows and their GH projects.
- Research Resource Guide from the Pediatrics Department
- Pathway to Publishing: A Guide to Quantitative Writing in the Health Sciences(PDF), cowritten by Dr. Steve Luby, Director of Research at CIGH
- Global Health portal at Lane Library, with links to websites, databases, and journals by region.
Peds Residency office: Stanford Peds residents have access to several grants to support research costs and conference attendance.
- Other external funding opportunities can be found here.
Research Assistance
- Lane Library offers research services, including support with literature searches.
- SPECTRUM and the Department of Biomedical Data Science offers a monthly drop-in consultation service called Data Studio.
- Stanford hosts a secure, local installation of REDCap that is approved for use with Low, Moderate, and High Risk Data and is available for free with a valid SUNet ID
- Additional resources are listed on the Peds Residency website.
Poster Presentations
- Lathrop Library Online Poster Printing: Supports PDF, PPT, PSD, and TIF/JPG/PNG file formats.
Oral Presentations
- Guide and video from Stanford University libraries.
- Tidying Up your Presentation I & II, enroll or watch archived video of the 2 part-class on how to improve your presentations from Stanford's Lane Library.
Online
- UCLA Institute for Digital Research and Education’s page on What statistical analysis should I use?
- UCSF’s collection of links to power and sample size calculators.
Updated 5/11/20
Dr. Trung Pham, Mary Duke Biddle scholar and former Peds Global Health Scholarly Concentration resident, instructing trainees in Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam