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. 2024 Jan 18;8(1):e24. doi: 10.1017/cts.2023.713

Table 3.

Percentage of participants (N = 25) who reported gains as a result of participating in the PORT program

As a result of participating in the PORT program… % Yes Responses
Knowledge and Skills (average 98%) … I gained research skills that I have applied to my work. 100%
… I gained skills relevant to clinical and health research. 100%
… I built on the skills I gained through PORT with subsequent professional development. 95%
Institutional Culture and Practice (average 85%) … I gained a better understanding of research resources available to me at U-M. 96%
… I am better able to contribute to a culture of evidence-based practice in healthcare. 92%
… I am better able to understand how I can contribute to clinical/translational research studies. 92%
… I gained a better understanding of the research enterprise at U-M. 84%
… I am better able to integrate appropriate and relevant research findings into my practice. 83%
… I am better able to problem solve during common clinical or health research experiences. 83%
… I am better able to keep up with advancements in research. 65%
Collaborations and Networks (average 69%) … I am better able to collaborate or communicate with health research teams. 92%
… I am better able to collaborate or communicate with healthcare teams. 87%
… I met new collaborators with whom I have conducted research. 68%
… I gained access to new professional networks within or outside U-M. 64%
… I met new collaborators with whom I have worked in a professional capacity other than research. 56%
… I met new colleagues with whom I have maintained contact. 50%
Professional Advancement (average 66%) … I received any kind of recognition for my professional development. 87%
… I gained a better understanding of the kind of work that gives me better job satisfaction. 79%
… I gained a better understanding of my professional goals. 75%
… I was better able to advance my career goals. 74%
… I added a reference to my PORT participation on my resume or CV. 68%
… I was better able to access new opportunities for professional advancement. 54%
… I received a promotion at work. 22%
Publications and Presentations (average 48%) … I presented clinical or health research at an academic conference. 73%
… I published clinical or health research in a peer-reviewed journal. 54%
… I disseminated the results of clinical or health research through other means (please specify). 44%
… I presented clinical or health research at other public events. 41%
… I published clinical or health research in non-peer-reviewed journals or as white papers. 29%
Grant Awards and Patents (average 45%) … I received funding for a clinical or health research study. 60%
… I submitted a proposal to fund a clinical or health research study. 60%
… I received a patent on a device, technique or idea related to my work in the PORT program. 14%