Objective: The objective of the study was to determine whether physician–scientists in
psychiatry in Canada are in decline, as was reported for medicine overall during the 1990s …

Objective: This survey assesses the research training and productivity of academic faculty in
Canadian departments of psychiatry and compares the findings with those of colleagues in …

Drs. Ågren and Wetterberg conclude in their Letter to the Editor that “the declining proportion
of research trained medical doctors in psychiatry is an increasing problem in Sweden.” This …

There is widespread recognition that the physician-scientist is an endangered species (1, 2).
Concern about the pipeline of psychiatrist-investigators has been especially acute (3). To …

Abstract Objective The National Institute of Mental Health funds institutional National
Research Service Awards (NRSA) to provide postdoctoral research training. While peer …

Objective: This survey endeavours to assess the research productivity of PhD degree
holders affiliated with Canadian academic departments of psychiatry. Method: A …

Objective: To assess the impact of the increased proportion of female psychiatrists and
trainees, the rapid reduction of international medical graduates allowed in the country, and …

A worldwide trend towards fewer clinician-researchers in the medical specialties has been
identified. The ratio of clinicians to non-clinicians in academic departments is declining …

Clinician-scientists are members of the health care workforce who devote at least half of
their time to research1. There is a concern throughout medicine that the number of clinician …

Abstract In 2001, the National Institute of Mental Health noted a decline in the number of
psychiatrist-researchers disproportionate to other branches of medicine and commissioned …