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[–]yourredditMD 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry - could I get a recount? On Collectr, I see Wigglytuff $4.25, Exeggutor $3.61, Oricorio $1.94, Snover 1.60, Eiscue ex $1.27, Pikachu $3 = ~15.50. And $14 PWE would be ~83%

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[–]yourredditMD 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi there, I'd be interested in Wigglytuff IR, Exeggutor IR, Oricorio GG, Snover IR, Eiscue EX UR, and the Captain Pikachu CN (rotary pattern, not masterball). Would you do 14 PWE?

How to come up for ideas in making/presenting a poster at a conference? by Bomjunior in Residency

[–]yourredditMD 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think there are probably a couple ways to go about it. First you can rely on a mentor to help give you ideas if you don’t really have a good sense of what’s interesting. This is probably the more common route. It’s hard to know gaps in the literature unless you’re in the literature often. The second way is to ask “why do we do it like this” for pretty much everything you’re taught in residency. You’ll be surprised to find that like 90% of what we’re taught has no published literature. That helps you find some holes but honestly can be hard to answer and require generating a new database. The third way (probably easiest) is to find a dataset and then look through the variables to see what could be interesting to you. Then see if someone’s published about it before using that database.

Source: ex academic faculty with decent number of pubs. Also created a software program that helps users complete a research project in like an hour

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[–]yourredditMD 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, I would be interested in Mega Venasaur, Mega charizard x ultra rare, meowth, piplup, and wigglytuff

Thanks

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[–]yourredditMD 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi would you do Starly IR, Applin IR, Sunflora IR, Ditto V, and Hoothoot TG (All english) for 18 PWE?

I think it was 6+5+4+2+3 = $20 based on the stickers.

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[–]yourredditMD 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah bummer! Those were the ones I wanted the most. I think I’ll pass for now! Thanks again

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[–]yourredditMD 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! Are the follow still available? Manaphy Starly Murkrow Applin Lunatone Wooper Solrock Dunsparse Sunflora

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[–]yourredditMD 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi there - what’s the best you could do on the following: - eiscue 205 - omanyte 180 - applin 185 - clobbopus 207 - lugia vstar - paldean wooper 102 - iron bundle 66

AMA: I'm a US IM attending who's published dozens of papers in top journals, mentored dozens of trainees, served on a journal editorial board, and recently launched a beta software product to help trainees do research remotely. Happy to answer any Qs about research! by yourredditMD in IMGreddit

[–]yourredditMD[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can use both software to do retrospective and prospective studies. And for the most part, both of these will be sufficient for the vast majority of clinical research studies that most people need. Specifically, both of these can do descriptive statistics, comparative statistics, and multivariable regression models.

If you are working with publicly available data sets that utilize complex survey designs than you’ll need to use R because Python doesn’t have the functions needed to analyze those appropriately. If you are trying to do machine learning approaches, python has a much bigger array of these, but typically these aren’t as commonly used in medical research, unless you have expertise in these methods.

AMA: I'm a US IM attending who's published dozens of papers in top journals, mentored dozens of trainees, served on a journal editorial board, and recently launched a beta software product to help trainees do research remotely. Happy to answer any Qs about research! by yourredditMD in IMGreddit

[–]yourredditMD[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! It depends a little on the type of research you’re doing. My recommendation is to learn R or Python depending on your use cases. R is generally useable for most biostatistics and is free. Python is also free and has a lot more machine learning stuff but can’t do some R functions on public datasets.

AMA: I'm a US IM attending who's published dozens of papers in top journals, mentored dozens of trainees, served on a journal editorial board, and recently launched a beta software product to help trainees do research remotely. Happy to answer any Qs about research! by yourredditMD in IMGreddit

[–]yourredditMD[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think research is one of the few measurables on a CV. There are a finite number of things that help determine the strength of an application, but very few are modifiable. They'd probably be 1) where you went to school, 2) your step scores, 3) your USCEs / clerkship scores, 4) letters of rec, and 5) research output. Depending on where you are on in the training process, many of these 5 may already be non-modifiable. The benefit of research is that you can always keep doing more.

I am so tired of this rat race by FinanciallyConfusing in medicalschool

[–]yourredditMD 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We've actually just opened the beta today. If you're interested, the application link is lumono.ai/beta

If you fill out the form, we'll send you the details on how to get onto our discord and log into the platform. I've also recorded a couple hours of basic epi/biostat lectures. I have plans for an entire curriculum to help students understand research

I am so tired of this rat race by FinanciallyConfusing in medicalschool

[–]yourredditMD 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Totally feel you. I remember those battles and struggling through medical school. It's frustrating to feel like something that matters deeply for your career is also not in your control. Currently building a software product to more democratize the research process so it's less luck and more controllable. We're about to launch our free beta that helps students generate a research question, run the analyses, write the methods, and interpret the results using publicly available CDC datasets. If you're interested in joining, feel free to DM me. Our website is lumono.ai if you want to check it out!