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Abstract：
UNASSIGNED: This study\'s objective was to evaluate the scholastic and career effects of receiving either the American Association for Thoracic Surgery (AATS) Foundation research scholarship or surgical investigator program.
UNASSIGNED: AATS annual reports and recipient listings were used to generate the awardees. MEDLINE and SCOPUS were used to assess publications, citations, and H-Index for awardees. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) RePorter was used to collate NIH grant awarding to awardees. Publicly available institutional profiles were used to assess promotion status and leadership positions.
UNASSIGNED: Awardees of the research scholarship had a median of 4733 citations and a median H-Index of 33. The surgical investigator program recipients had a median of 1346 citations with a median H-Index of 17. Across both funding mechanisms, 45% secured subsequent NIH funding. Most awardees received an academic promotion, with 62% of the research scholarship awardees promoted to full professor and 37% of the surgical investigator program to associate professor. Approximately half (48%) of all awardees hold leadership positions, with most being a clinical director or division chief.
UNASSIGNED: Receiving the AATS Foundation research scholarship or surgical investigator program positions early-career cardiothoracic surgeons for a promising future in academic surgery.
UNASSIGNED: AATS annual reports and recipient listings were used to generate the awardees. MEDLINE and SCOPUS were used to assess publications, citations, and H-Index for awardees. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) RePorter was used to collate NIH grant awarding to awardees. Publicly available institutional profiles were used to assess promotion status and leadership positions.
UNASSIGNED: Awardees of the research scholarship had a median of 4733 citations and a median H-Index of 33. The surgical investigator program recipients had a median of 1346 citations with a median H-Index of 17. Across both funding mechanisms, 45% secured subsequent NIH funding. Most awardees received an academic promotion, with 62% of the research scholarship awardees promoted to full professor and 37% of the surgical investigator program to associate professor. Approximately half (48%) of all awardees hold leadership positions, with most being a clinical director or division chief.
UNASSIGNED: Receiving the AATS Foundation research scholarship or surgical investigator program positions early-career cardiothoracic surgeons for a promising future in academic surgery.
摘要：
UNASSIGNED：本研究的目的是评估接受美国胸外科协会（AATS）基金会研究奖学金或外科研究者计划的学术和职业影响。
UNASSIGNED：AATS年度报告和收件人列表用于生成获奖者。MEDLINE和SCOPUS用于评估出版物，引文,和H指数的获奖者。美国国立卫生研究院（NIH）Reporter用于整理NIH授予获奖者的赠款。公开提供的机构简介用于评估晋升状况和领导职位。
UNASSIGNED：研究奖学金的获奖者的引用中位数为4733，H指数中位数为33。外科研究者计划接受者的引用次数中位数为1346次，H指数中位数为17。在这两种筹资机制中，45％获得了NIH的后续资金。大多数获奖者都获得了学术晋升，62%的研究奖学金获得者晋升为正教授，37%的外科研究员项目晋升为副教授。所有获奖者中约有一半（48％）担任领导职务，大多数人是临床主任或部门主任。
UNASSIGNED：获得AATS基金会研究奖学金或外科研究人员计划职位的早期职业心胸外科医生在学术外科领域有希望的未来。
UNASSIGNED：AATS年度报告和收件人列表用于生成获奖者。MEDLINE和SCOPUS用于评估出版物，引文,和H指数的获奖者。美国国立卫生研究院（NIH）Reporter用于整理NIH授予获奖者的赠款。公开提供的机构简介用于评估晋升状况和领导职位。
UNASSIGNED：研究奖学金的获奖者的引用中位数为4733，H指数中位数为33。外科研究者计划接受者的引用次数中位数为1346次，H指数中位数为17。在这两种筹资机制中，45％获得了NIH的后续资金。大多数获奖者都获得了学术晋升，62%的研究奖学金获得者晋升为正教授，37%的外科研究员项目晋升为副教授。所有获奖者中约有一半（48％）担任领导职务，大多数人是临床主任或部门主任。
UNASSIGNED：获得AATS基金会研究奖学金或外科研究人员计划职位的早期职业心胸外科医生在学术外科领域有希望的未来。
