HCM Research Incubator 2022 Application

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The goal of this PDW is to provide attendees with constructive feedback and advice on health care management related research projects that are in progress, but not ready for submission. Projects may range from early conceptual stages to later stages (i.e. writing a manuscript). Participants will receive feedback, in a collegial setting, from health care management researchers in the field on key issues attendees are facing in their projects. We welcome applicants from all stages of their career who have a project at an early stage of development.

Participants will need to submit this application form by June 15th and will then be matched with 2 research mentors based on the nature of their research project and the expertise of our esteemed panel. Each participant will discuss, one-on-one, their research projects with each of their 2 mentors, rotating in timed increments. This session will take place Saturday, August 6th, 2022, 7:00 AM - 8:00 AM PST (10-11 EST).

Corresponding Author's Name *

Corresponding Author's Email Address *

What career stage are you? *

Doctoral Student/ Candidate

Post-Doctoral Researcher

Early Career Faculty (less than 7 years post-terminal degree)

Mid-Career Faculty (not yet Full Professor)

Senior Faculty

List names and affiliations of all co-authors/ co-investigators. *

Title of Project: The project/ paper’s running title *

Brief overview of research project/paper you would like to discuss with our research mentors Include:- (1) Research topic (2) Research questions (3) Proposed Conceptual Framework (4) Methods (5) Stage of Research (e.g., data collection, analysis, etc.) DO NOT EXCEED 3000 characters (including punctation & spaces). *

Select ONLY FOUR keywords (selected from the list of 23 keywords below). Rank FOUR keywords you select in order of importance (1=most important), enter rank # in the column to the right of the key words you selected.

Behavioral Decision Making

Crises/Disaster Response/Preparedness

Groups and Teams

Health Care Finance

Health Care Technology

Health Care Workforce: Job Attitudes, Staffing, Well-being, Emotions

Health Policy Issues

Implementation

Institutional Theory

International/Cross-cultural

Leadership

Motivation

Networks/ Social Network Analysis

Organizational Change

Organizational Culture & Climate

Organizational Design & Forms

Organizational Economics

Organizational Learning

Quality of Care (Quality metrics, patient experience)

Resource Dependence Theory

Sensemaking/Social Construction

Strategy/Strategic Capabilities

Methods: Archival/ Large Data

Methods: Experimental/Laboratory Study

Methods: Qualitative (case study, content analysis, interview, narratives...)

Methods: Survey