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Thank you for your interest in contributing to WikiAnesthesia! Your contributions are what allow this community to grow and flourish. Being a contributor will allow you to share your experience and knowledge with an international community of professional colleagues. Your contributions will help providers at the bedside and ultimately translate into improved patient care.  
Thank you for your interest in contributing to WikiAnesthesia! Your contributions are what allow this community to grow and flourish. Being a contributor will allow you to share your experience and knowledge with anesthesia colleagues around the world. Your contributions will help practitioners at the bedside and ultimately translate into improved patient care.  


In addition to helping your professional colleagues, contributing to WikiAnesthesia can be counted as scholarly work.  Such contributions can help satisfy academic requirements for graduation or promotion. This article reviews the ways that contributions to WikiAnesthesia can be recognized.
Contributing to WA may also be recognized as scholarly activity to satisfy academic requirements for graduation or promotion. This article reviews the ways that contributions to WikiAnesthesia are tracked, and how the WikiAnesthesia community rewards your contributions.


== Resident Scholarly Activity ==
==Resident Scholarly Activity==


The American College of Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) requires that residents participate in scholarly activities<ref>{{Cite web|last=|first=|date=|title=ACGME Program Requirements for Graduate Medical Education in Anesthesiology|url=https://www.acgme.org/Portals/0/PFAssets/ProgramRequirements/040_Anesthesiology_2020_TCC.pdf?ver=2020-06-18-133042-890|url-status=live|archive-url=|archive-date=|access-date=|website=}}</ref>. The nature of the scholarly work can include discovery, integration, application, teaching, and dissemination of knowledge. In addition, a resident's scholarly work must be documented and ultimately needs to be certified by the program director. In an effort to promote scholarly activity, and facilitate documentation of such activity, WikiAnesthesia tracks contributions and calculates the Contribution Score for each member.
The American College of Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) requires that residents participate in scholarly activities<ref>{{Cite web|last=|first=|date=|title=ACGME Program Requirements for Graduate Medical Education in Anesthesiology|url=https://www.acgme.org/Portals/0/PFAssets/ProgramRequirements/040_Anesthesiology_2020_TCC.pdf?ver=2020-06-18-133042-890|url-status=live|archive-url=|archive-date=|access-date=|website=}}</ref>. The nature of the scholarly work can include discovery, integration, application, teaching, and dissemination of knowledge. In addition, a resident's scholarly work must be documented and ultimately needs to be certified by the program director. In an effort to promote scholarly activity, and facilitate documentation of such activity, WikiAnesthesia tracks contributions and calculates the Contribution Score for each member.


=== Tracking Contributions ===
===Tracking Contributions===


* WikiAnesthesia tracks each member's Contribution Score
*WikiAnesthesia tracks each member's Contribution Score
* The Contribution Score is a heuristic that reflects both 1) the number of pages edited and 2) the size of those edits.  
*The Contribution Score is a metric that reflects the number of pages edited, with consideration for high edit volume.
* In general, each contribution point translates into approximately 2 hours of editing time, but this can vary significantly depending upon the speed of the editor.   
*Each contribution point translates into approximately 2 hours of editing time, but this can vary significantly depending upon the speed of the editor.
 
   
=== Scholarly Electives ===
=== Scholarly Electives===
Some residency programs offer "academic weeks" or scholarly electives. Contributing to WikiAnesthesia can potentially satisfy the requirements of these rotations. For documentation purposes, the following information can be provided:    
Some residency programs offer "academic weeks" or scholarly electives. Contributing to WikiAnesthesia can potentially satisfy the requirements of these rotations. For documentation purposes, the following information can be provided:  


* For a history of all contributions made, please go to: [http://www.wikianesthesia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/ http://www.wikianesthesia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/]'''''<code>YOUR-USER-NAME</code>'''''
*For a history of all contributions made, please go to: http://www.wikianesthesia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/'''''<code>YOUR-USER-NAME</code>'''''
* For a calculation of your overall contribution score, please see your User Profile.
*For a calculation of your overall contribution score, please see your User Profile.
* If you need an official certificate for a residency elective, please contact info@wikianesthesia.org
*If you need an official certificate for a residency elective, please contact support@wikianesthesia.org




== WikiAnesthesia Member, Contributor, and Editor Levels ==
==WikiAnesthesia Member, Contributor, and Editor Levels==
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|+
|+
!WikiAnesthesia Title
!WikiAnesthesia Title
!Criteria
! Criteria
|-
|-
|Senior Editor
| Senior Editor
|Contribution Score = 1,000
|Contribution Score = 1,000
|-
|-
|Associate Editor
|Associate Editor
|Contribution Score = 500
| Contribution Score = 500
|-
|-
|Assistant Editor
| Assistant Editor
|Contribution Score = 500
|Contribution Score = 100
|-
|-
|Senior Contributor
| Senior Contributor
|Contribution Score = 50
| Contribution Score = 50
|-
|-
|Contributor
|Contributor
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|-
|Member
|Member
|Non-provisional account
| Non-provisional account
|-
|-
|New member
|New member
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|}
|}


* A user's WikiAnesthesia title will automatically be displayed on their account profile.
*A user's WikiAnesthesia title will automatically be displayed on their account profile.
* Senior editors will be invited to participate in WikiAnesthesia's editorial board meetings
*Senior editors will be invited to participate in WikiAnesthesia's editorial board meetings
* If a user is no longer actively contributing (i.e. no edits in the previous year), the user will be recognized with the "emeritus" designation (i.e. Senior Editor Emeritus)
* If a user is no longer actively contributing (i.e. no edits in the previous year), the user will be recognized with the "emeritus" designation (i.e. Senior Editor Emeritus)


== Special Recognition and Badges ==
==Special Recognition and Badges ==
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|+
|+
!Special Badges  
!Special Badges
!Criteria
!Criteria
|-
|-
|1 Year Member
| 1 Year Member
|1 year of membership
|1 year of membership
|-
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|-
|Trusted advisor
|Trusted advisor
|Awarded by WikiAnesthesia's editorial board
| Awarded by WikiAnesthesia's editorial board
|}
|}


== References ==
==References==
 
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Latest revision as of 12:21, 31 March 2021

Thank you for your interest in contributing to WikiAnesthesia! Your contributions are what allow this community to grow and flourish. Being a contributor will allow you to share your experience and knowledge with anesthesia colleagues around the world. Your contributions will help practitioners at the bedside and ultimately translate into improved patient care.

Contributing to WA may also be recognized as scholarly activity to satisfy academic requirements for graduation or promotion. This article reviews the ways that contributions to WikiAnesthesia are tracked, and how the WikiAnesthesia community rewards your contributions.

Resident Scholarly Activity

The American College of Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) requires that residents participate in scholarly activities[1]. The nature of the scholarly work can include discovery, integration, application, teaching, and dissemination of knowledge. In addition, a resident's scholarly work must be documented and ultimately needs to be certified by the program director. In an effort to promote scholarly activity, and facilitate documentation of such activity, WikiAnesthesia tracks contributions and calculates the Contribution Score for each member.

Tracking Contributions

  • WikiAnesthesia tracks each member's Contribution Score
  • The Contribution Score is a metric that reflects the number of pages edited, with consideration for high edit volume.
  • Each contribution point translates into approximately 2 hours of editing time, but this can vary significantly depending upon the speed of the editor.

Scholarly Electives

Some residency programs offer "academic weeks" or scholarly electives. Contributing to WikiAnesthesia can potentially satisfy the requirements of these rotations. For documentation purposes, the following information can be provided:

  • For a history of all contributions made, please go to: http://www.wikianesthesia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/YOUR-USER-NAME
  • For a calculation of your overall contribution score, please see your User Profile.
  • If you need an official certificate for a residency elective, please contact support@wikianesthesia.org


WikiAnesthesia Member, Contributor, and Editor Levels

WikiAnesthesia Title Criteria
Senior Editor Contribution Score = 1,000
Associate Editor Contribution Score = 500
Assistant Editor Contribution Score = 100
Senior Contributor Contribution Score = 50
Contributor Contribution Score = 5
Member Non-provisional account
New member Account registered
  • A user's WikiAnesthesia title will automatically be displayed on their account profile.
  • Senior editors will be invited to participate in WikiAnesthesia's editorial board meetings
  • If a user is no longer actively contributing (i.e. no edits in the previous year), the user will be recognized with the "emeritus" designation (i.e. Senior Editor Emeritus)

Special Recognition and Badges

Special Badges Criteria
1 Year Member 1 year of membership
Author Created a least 1 new article
Founding member TBD
Trusted advisor Awarded by WikiAnesthesia's editorial board

References

  1. "ACGME Program Requirements for Graduate Medical Education in Anesthesiology" (PDF).