Resources for Researchers
Whether you're an established researcher or have recently joined the diagnostic error research community, the Society to Improve Diagnosis in Medicine (SIDM) offers a variety of resources to help advance research efforts in the field. Explore existing literature, engage with your peers, and join the conversation as we work to foster the growth of the research community and bolster collaboration to reduce harm caused by diagnostic error.
Featured Resource
Tools for Co-Creating Patient-Centered Comparative Effectiveness Research
Are you interested in conducting diagnostic comparative effectiveness research (CER), like the type that the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) funds, but you don’t know where to start? SIDM's tools can help you to translate your issue or topic into a CER question, and identify opportunities and methods to co-create your research concept with patient research partners.
Current and Foundational Readings
Explore the diagnostic error literature base and access dozens of academic articles that cover concepts, challenges, and avenues for diagnostic improvement.
Fellowship in Diagnostic Excellence
SIDM's fellowship program will enhance your knowledge and skills in diagnostic quality and safety, and match you with experienced mentors and recognized leaders in the field.
Discuss the Latest Research
The SIDM Journal Club highlights cutting-edge research in the field, inviting researchers to present and discuss their work with us. Join the conversation and explore new and emerging research in the area of diagnosis.
Landmark
Report
In 2015, the National Academy of Medicine (NAM) released its landmark report, Improving Diagnosis in Health Care, identifying eight major goals for effecting progress on diagnostic error.
Research Roadmap
Read SIDM's whitepaper, Policy Roadmap for Research to Improve Diagnosis, which showcases the vital need for increased research funding devoted to improving diagnosis.