Scholarly productivity and professional advancement of junior researchers receiving KL2, K23, or K08 awards at a large public research institution

How the productivity and careers of KL2 scholars compare with scholars receiving individual K-awards is unknown. The productivity of KL2 scholars (n=21) at our institution was compared with that of K08 (n=34) and K23 (n=26) scholars. KL2 and K23 scholars had greater productivity than K08 scholars (...

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Published in:	Journal of clinical and translational science Vol. 1; no. 2; pp. 140 - 143
Main Authors:	Amory, John K, Louden, Diana K N, McKinney, Christy, Rich, Joanne, Long-Genovese, Stacy, Disis, Mary L
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	England Cambridge University Press 01-04-2017
Subjects:	Author productivity Brief Reports Career development CTSA Education Emergency medical care interdisciplinary research Scholars Studies translational research CTSA Career development translational research interdisciplinary research
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Summary:	How the productivity and careers of KL2 scholars compare with scholars receiving individual K-awards is unknown. The productivity of KL2 scholars (n=21) at our institution was compared with that of K08 (n=34) and K23 (n=26) scholars. KL2 and K23 scholars had greater productivity than K08 scholars ( =0.01). Professional advancement was similar among groups. At our institution, scholarly productivity and professional advancement did not differ by type of K-award.
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ISSN:	2059-8661 2059-8661
DOI:	10.1017/cts.2016.22