Activities and objectives of SIGs

Some examples of SIG goals:

• Incubating and advancing research collaborations

• Providing mentorship

• Sharing resources 

• Advancing collective inquiry and interdisciplinary problem solving

• Accelerating scholarship

• Developing leadership opportunities 

Some examples of SIG activities could include, but are not limited to:

• Developing a research agenda specific to the topic of the SIG

• Conducting collaborative research among SIG members

• Creating research methods/approaches/metrics

• Mentoring early career colleagues with an interest in the topic

• Connecting with colleagues new to the field, and established leaders in the field

• Submitting proposals for Annual Meeting featured sessions to bring attention to the SIG focus area

• Hosting a SIG meeting at the Society Annual Meeting

• Proposing new Clinical Recommendations