The Research Basics Video Series is a collaboration between the USD Sanford School of Medicine and the University Libraries' Digital Scholarship & Research Services (DSRS). The goal of the series is to provide Pillar 1 medical students with a comprehensive yet brief overview of the research process, including important terminology and definitions, that will help students get involved in scientific research from the very beginning of their medical careers. After watching the videos, medical students should have a better understanding about the kinds of research they might be interested in participating in, and how to turn that research into publications that will not only help them further their careers, but will advance scientific knowledge and improve human health.
Please contact Dr. Anna Simonson (anna.simonson@usd.edu) or Nikki Hinrich (nikki.hinrich@usd.edu) for any questions or comments.
In this introductory video, Dr. Lee Baugh, a neuroscientist and Associate Professor in the department of Basic Biomedical Sciences at the University of South Dakota, presents an overview of scientific research for medical students.
In this video, Dr. Curtis Kost, a pharmacologist and Associate Professor in the department of Basic Biomedical Sciences at the University of South Dakota, discusses research misconduct and how to avoid it.
In this introductory video, Dr. Lee Baugh, a neuroscientist and Associate Professor in the department of Basic Biomedical Sciences at the University of South Dakota, presents an overview of the IRB.
In this video, Dr. Tony Oliver, an Internal Medicine Specialist at Sanford and Clinical Associate Professor of Internal Medicine at SSOM, discusses the purpose of a case report.
In this video, Dr. Barb Goodman, a physiologist, professor, and journal editor, discusses what to consider when submitting an article for publication.
In this video, Dr. Benjamin Aaker, the OSCE and Scholarship Pathways Director, introduces medical students to the Scholarship Pathways Program at the USD Sanford School of Medicine.