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-        for a career in academic surgery are looking for training programs that will
-        help jumpstart their careers by exposing them to mentorship and opportunities
-        to conduct research. While the gold standard of academic productivity (for
-        the time being) remains peer-reviewed publications, conference presentations
-        are an important secondary metric. In addition to feeding eventual papers,
-        conference talks allow trainees to practice presentation skills, build their
-        networks, and learn about the work being done at peer institutions and the
-        field more broadly. Residents pursuing professional development are encouraged
-        to apply to and attend conferences, though in the post COVID era the cost
-        of conference attendance and travel are being re-evaluated. Even moreso than
-        publications, conference presentations are typically led by students and residents.
-        For now, academic conference participation can serve as an important albeit
-        limited metric to evaluate an overall institution''s research power &#x2013;
-        especially as it relates to trainees.</p><p>In order to understand how to
-        build a successful research program, we wanted to understand who had already
-        done so. Conceivably, by finding successful examples, we can conduct interviews
-        and focus groups among key stakeholders at these programs to understand what
-        they did, and how these actions can be replicated. We were particularly interested
-        in seeing which programs demonstrated a high number of accepted abstracts
-        and which programs were able to improve their abstract performance from year
-        to year. </p><p>The <a href=\"https://www.academicsurgicalcongress.org/?ref=ideasurg.pub\">Academic
-        Surgical Congress</a> (ASC) is a joint surgical meeting co-hosted by the <a
-        href=\"https://www.aasurg.org/?ref=ideasurg.pub\">Association for Academic
-        Surgery</a> (AAS) and the <a href=\"https://www.susweb.org/?ref=ideasurg.pub\">Society
-        for University Surgeons</a> (SUS) and held annually in February. Anecdotally,
-        it is a popular conference for students and residents to attend. The ASC maintains
-        a public archive of all abstracts dating from 2015-2020. We obtained a machine
-        readable version of this public database through the webmaster (this version
-        of the data spans 2016 to 2023).</p><p>For each abstract, we looked at the
-        year and primary institution at which the work was conducted. In order to
-        intuit the primary institution, we searched the institution block string for
-        the first presence of \"university\", \"hospital\", \"institute\", or \"medical
-        center\" or the first expression to occur before a comma. This method was
-        chosen as institutions&#x2019; names are written variably (Department of Surgery,
-        University Hospital, New York, NY vs. University Hospital, Division of Colorectal
-        Surgery, Department of Surgery, New York, NY). Unfortunately, our code is
-        unable to merge slight variations in the resultant institution name (University
-        of Michigan vs. University of Michigan Ann Arbor). </p><p>In order to do a
-        primary survey of institutional trends in this dataset, we conducted the following
-        analyses. First, we measured the number of abstracts accepted each year from
-        2016 to 2023. Second, we looked at the number of accepted abstracts by institution
-        over the entire study period. Then, we looked at the number of abstract institutions
-        by institution and year to study changes in institutional trends over time.
-        Finally, we did a subset analysis on post-COVID data (2021 to 2023) to look
-        at absolute and per cent year-over-year changes in accepted abstracts to see
-        which institutions were able to significantly increase their abstract performance
-        in one year. </p><h3 id=\"accepted-abstracts-are-increasing-but-down-from-peak\">Accepted
-        Abstracts are increasing but down from peak</h3><p>We plotted the total number
-        of abstracts accepted by year. The number of accepted abstracts increased
-        from 1125 in 2016 to an all-time high of 1742 in 2020 before declining to
-        922 and 848 in 2021 and 2022, respectively. Accepted abstracts have since
-        rebounded to 1469 in 2023, or roughly 84% of the maximum amount. Of note,
-        the 2021 and 2022 meetings were held virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
-        Conversely the 2020 meeting was held immediately prior to the institution
-        of lockdowns and other social distancing policies.</p><figure class=\"kg-card
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-        Michigan lead abstract acceptances during study period</h3><p>Next, we plotted
-        the total number of accepted abstracts by institution. The graph shows data
-        for the twenty leading institutions. The University of Alabama and the University
-        of Michigan lead in abstract acceptances during the study period (477 and
-        348, respectively). Given an eight year time-range, the top twenty institutions
-        reflect an average annual abstract acceptance ranging from roughly thirteen
-        to 60.</p><figure class=\"kg-card kg-image-card kg-width-wide\"><img src=\"https://www.ideasurg.pub/content/images/2023/06/newplot--2-.png\"
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-        of accepted abstracts by year using a separate line plot for each individual.
-        While Michigan has maintained between 30 and 60 abstracts for each year, Alabama
-        went from 6 to 48 abstracts between 2016 and 2017 and has maintained greater
-        than 60 accepted abstracts each year. There is a notable dip in the number
-        of accepted abstracts from 2021 to 2022, consistent with a similar trend in
-        the total yearly acceptance data. </p><figure class=\"kg-card kg-image-card
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-        be a general clustering of the other eighteen institutions in the top twenty,
-        a trend seen in both the aggregate and the year-to-year data.</p><h3 id=\"mgh-brigham-lead-absolute-and-per-cent-increase-in-abstracts-in-2023\">MGH,
-        Brigham lead absolute and per cent increase in abstracts in 2023</h3><p>Next,
-        we measured the absolute and percent change between accepted abstracts in
-        consecutive years for the top twenty institutions. We restricted our analysis
-        to 2021, 2022, and 2023. The greatest absolute increases in accepted abstracts
-        came from Massachusetts General Hospital in 2023 (27), Brigham and Women''s
-        Hospital in 2023 (16), and UCLA in 2022 (16). The greatest percentage increases
-        in accepted abstracts came from Brigham and Women''s Hospital in 2023 (800%),
-        Johns Hopkins in 2023 (500%), and Massachusetts General Hospital in 2023 (386%).
-        Of note, Johns Hopkins and Brigham and Women''s Hospital also had the largest
-        absolute and percentage decrease in accepted abstracts in 2022. Interestingly,
-        University of Alabama (+4 in 2022, +3 in 2023) and University of Michigan
-        (+11 in 2023) &#xA0;- which rank at the top in all time and yearly abstracts
-        - experienced less extreme swings during the 2021-2023 time period.</p><figure
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-        this data exploration, we analyzed abstract acceptance data for the Academic
-        Surgical Congress between 2016 and 2023. We showed that the number of abstracts
-        increased from 2016 to 2020, dipped in 2021 and 2022, and is recovering in
-        2023 - likely reflecting the variability forced by COVID19 and the transition
-        to virtual conferences in 2021 and 2022. We also showed that the University
-        of Alabama and the University of Michigan have significantly led accepted
-        abstracts throughout the study period with University of Alabama maintaining
-        a top position following an impressive 700 percent increase in abstracts between
-        2016 and 2017. In 2023, Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women''s
-        Hospital have led absolute and percent increases in abstract submissions,
-        though this may reflect some degree of reversion following drops in abstract
-        acceptances in 2022.</p><h3 id=\"limitations-and-future-directions\">Limitations
-        and Future Directions</h3><p>This data exploration has several limitations.
-        First, our study is limited to one conference and conferences themselves are
-        only a limited component of academic productivity. However, the Academic Surgical
-        Congress is an international meeting that is well regarded, popular among
-        trainees, and has consistent multi-year data. Another limitation of our study
-        is our assumption that the first institution listed in the author block is
-        the primary institution&#x2013;a method which does not take into account multi-institutional
-        abstracts. However, we suspect this reflects the minority of the abstracts.
-        Finally, we have not fully optimized name-matching to correctly combine terms
-        like \"University of Michigan\" and \"University of Michigan Ann Arbor\".
-        However, given that most of the data currently is only for the top 20 institutions,
-        we believe the overall trends will be preserved.</p><p>In the future, we can
-        attempt to obtain more granular data on authors and institutions and optimize
-        the capture of this data for aggregated analysis. We are also researching
-        different techniques to perform string matching to fix the institution name
-        issue. We can improve the generalizability of our findings by bringing in
-        similar data from other large meetings &#x2013; such as the American College
-        of Surgeons Clinical Congress and the Society of American Gastrointestinal
-        and Endoscopic Surgeons (SAGES). We can also use the PubMed API to perform
-        similar analyses in top surgical journals such as JAMA Surgery or the Annals
-        of Surgery.</p><p>With regards to the data we have obtained, we can conduct
-        survey-based studies or focus groups with key stakeholders from institutions
-        that have demonstrated strong abstract performance during the study period
-        as well as those who have shown significant improvement. By talking to department
-        chairs, program directors, and research and education leaders we can understand
-        what steps each institution took to improve abstract acceptance (e.g. hiring
-        a new research faculty, creating a mentorship program, providing administrative
-        support for IRBs/stats etc.). Following this, we can map individual interventions
-        to improvements to understand the contribution that each can have on increased
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-        and trends of emergent research change from year to year, and even develop
-        models to predict which topics will be of interest in future works. This will
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-        can provide interesting, meaningful data on which programs have strong research
-        infrastructure and which programs are making strides to achieve it. By studying
-        this data and improving the inputs, we can better understand whose example
-        to follow and ultimately develop a playbook that all institutions can employ
-        to maximize the academic opportunities of students and trainees.</p><h3 id=\"see-the-data\">See
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-        file?</blockquote><p>As the Docker project <a href=\"https://snyk.io/blog/the-docker-project-turns-10/\">turned
-        ten this spring</a>, it has become standard practice to distribute open source
-        software via Docker images and to provide a <a href=\"https://docs.docker.com/compose/\">Docker
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-        out as a dedicated Python application but was later integrated into the Docker
-        application (written in Go) as Compose V2.</p><p>Docker and Docker Compose
-        allow you to run pretty complex applications without first addressing a long
-        list of requirements (which might conflict with other software you have installed),
-        or needing a long and complex build step where many things can go wrong. For
-        example a self-hosted instance of Supabase (a hosted Postgres database with
-        additional features) that I installed last week following <a href=\"https://supabase.com/docs/guides/self-hosting/docker\">these
-        instructions</a>.</p><p>An important open source project that I am involved
-        in is <a href=\"https://inveniordm.docs.cern.ch/\">InvenioRDM</a>, the turn-key
-        research data management repository. InvenioRDM started in 2019, with a first
-        production-suitable version in August 2021, and the <a href=\"https://inveniosoftware.org/products/rdm/#status\">next
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-        repository running on top of InvenioRDM. Zenodo <a href=\"https://blog.zenodo.org/2023/05/08/2023-05-08-10years/\">turned
-        ten last week</a>, a few weeks after Docker. Interestingly, my personal tenth
-        anniversary was last year in May as I became a full-time software developer
-        and left academic medicine as a medical doctor treating cancer patients in
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-        So if you have 1-2 hours to play with InvenioRDM and get a first impression,
-        there is no official solution from the InvenioRDM project yet. For this reason,
-        I started the <a href=\"https://github.com/front-matter/docker-invenio-rdm\">docker-invenio-rdm</a>
-        repository on Github. It contains a Docker Compose file that uses pre-built
-        Docker images, and using that file with a <code>docker compose up</code>command
-        on your local computer should give you a running InvenioRDM within 15 minutes:</p><figure
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