Objectives
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Raising awareness among students about the crucial role of research in medicine.
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Providing instruction on the practical aspects of conducting clinical research.
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Engaging students in hands-on participation in real medical research projects.
Activities
ISRC has created a full 6-month program which includes the Clinical Research Crash Course, which includes theoretical lectures and practical workshops, focus on recent developments and AI integration and instructor expertise.
What we've done
Journal Club
On April 4, 2024, our first journal club, led by Ahmed Saleh, explored hot topics in OB/GYN, psychiatry, dermatology, cardiology, and neurology. Attendees dove into lively discussions, delving deeply into specific fields and sparking new ideas.
With engaging presentations and dynamic discussions, our event proved to be an invaluable platform for collaborative learning and exploration of the latest research trends.
Case Report Workshop
On March 23rd, 2024, Isrc Georgia hosted a Case Report Workshop at New Vision University, led by Mohammed M Ahmed.
Attendees learned about the importance of case reports and how to write them effectively. They eagerly immersed themselves in crafting their own reports in teams, making it an enriching experience for sharing medical insights!
ISRC
The International Students Research Club (ISRC) in Georgia is a student-led initiative designed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical skills in clinical research. Recognizing that students often lack hands-on experience despite strong academic programs, ISRC was founded to address this need. Its mission is to equip students with essential clinical research skills, emphasize the significance of research in medicine, and provide real opportunities to engage in active research projects.
