Melesse Niguse Kuma, Dessalegn Tamiru, Tefera Belachew
Level and predictors of dietary diversity among pregnant women in rural South-West Ethiopia: a community-based cross-sectional study
BMJ open
research increasingly become important career progression compulsory component medical programs medical trainees consistently urged undertake research endeavors frequently encounter obstacles personal organizational levels impede pursuit highquality research study aims identify barriers recommend successful interventions increase research productivity amongst medical trainees descriptive crosssectional survey carried among interns residents fellows within single hospital located emirate abu dhabi uae survey included inquiries regarding perceived obstacles hindering engagement research activities factors driving motivation research involvement assessment research participation relates job terms relevance fiftyseven medical trainees participated survey reflecting response rate 53 survey highlighted common obstacles notably including time constraints insufficient statistical methodology training weight educational commitments well inadequate incentives rewards majority participants expressed interest engaging research activities consensus incentives increased funding opportunities would significantly encourage involvement implementing successful interventions allocating dedicated time research facilitating access research mentors organizing training sessions potential effective strategies fostering thriving research culture subsequently elevating research productivity medical trainees