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Cross-Site-Writing-Workshop

This website houses materials for the 2022 PIH January Cross-Site COVID-19 Writing Workshop

PIH Cross-site COVID-19 Writing Workshop

This website houses materials for the January 2022 Partners In Health Cross-site COVID-19 Writing Workshop. The goal is to take participants from their proposed COVID-19-related research projects to a ready-to-submit manuscript in one week of full workshop days consisting of both working sessions and lectures. This writing training utilizes teams of senior mentors with extensive research experience, research assistants to support the project, and course participants with data, project ideas, and working expertise. The teams and projects can be found in this spreadsheet. Questions about this course may be directed to dfejfar@pih.org.

The shareable link to this site is: https://donald-fejfar.github.io/Cross-Site-Writing-Workshop/.

The shareable link to team progress reports can be found here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HRUquJbXyzWZdKR0A1IklwUC0YaBSg07B1mNBDO9rp4/edit?usp=sharing.

Schedule

The schedule, including the times of sessions in different time zones, Zoom details, and the schedule of content (lectures and workshop), can be found here. This schedule consists primarily of three chunks of time: Blue (Early), Green, and Yellow (Late). The Green sessions are a consistent time shared between all participants, where all team members from all teams are expected to be in attendance. The Blue and Yellow sessions are extra workshopping times to get daily tasks done, and teams should attend based on their time zones and the schedule above. RAs and Senior Mentors will mix their time to effectively cover the full schedule during these extended hours.

Course Instructors

This course is being instructed by Bethany Hedt-Gauthier (Professor), Dale Barnhart (Post-doc), and Isabel Fulcher (Post-doc) of Harvard Medical School. Additional support is provided by Megan Murray (Professor, Harvard Medical School), Jean-Claude Mugunga (Partners In Health), and Donald Fejfar (Partners In Health).

Course Preparation

All teams were connected in October 2021 after project proposals were accepted and teams were paired with RAs and senior mentors. All teams, in order to participate in this week-long workshop, are asked to complete the following tasks by the start of the course on January 17th:

Course Materials

This site houses a number of resources for the course, including lecture slides and any additional useful materials. Please do not share these materials outside of this course without contacting the course instructors.

Session 1: Course Intro, Results, Methods (Jan 17)

Session 2: Discussion, Introduction, References (Jan 18)

Additional Materials

Session 3: Live edits, Declarations, Abstracts (Jan 19)

Additional Materials

Session 4: Live edits, Cover letters, Peer Review (Jan 20)

Session 5: Live edits, Publication (Jan 21)

Additional Materials

Closing Celebration

A link to our closing celebration on Jan 21st can be found here.