I have been asked this question by my colleagues (residents and physicians) several times. I would like to transmit this question to the experts like you to help them to get the appropriate answer.
Critical thinking, Analytical Skills .. reading, reading and reading then being patient
To properly be called a researcher, the minimum skills are: writing and publishing. In order to do this, it is compulsory to read and reflect. These, I believe, are the minimal requirements.
An observation time (6 month to a year, where they set up for instance a review) is very helpful, because it is very difficult to predict who will be succesful. Intelligence, reflection and a will to succeed are qualities you need always. But although research seems to be for the lonely wolf, being a team player is the overarching component. In contradiction to a clinical observation time, after an observation time in research, it is easier to predict who will be a good investigator but also a successful resident.
Dear all,
I agree with you in that they need reading and training,but what kind of training and what kind of reading do they need ?
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