Member Surveys

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AAPM&R offers this area of the website to highlight member-created surveys and studies that you may share with the PM&R community. Do you have a survey or study that you need assistance answering from the community? Submit your surveys here and answer a brief questionnaire. 

Disclaimer: Please note that these surveys and research requests are submitted by AAPM&R members and are not formally endorsed by AAPM&R. AAPM&R encourages the research efforts of our members. AAPM&R reserves the right to deny requests where the purpose or content may not be considered in the best interests of AAPM&R or its members. This platform intended for member surveys by members only, not industry research. 

Participate in our Member Submitted Survey Requests:  

Increasing efficiency and value: Objective referral criteria for palliative care after a TBI

This survey aims to build expert consensus on the criteria that should guide referrals to palliative care for children who have sustained a moderate to severe traumatic brain injury.

 

Increasing efficiency and value: Objective referral criteria for palliative care after a TBI

This study goal is to develop broad multi-specialty consensus on criteria to guide referral to palliative care for children who have sustained moderate-severe traumatic brain injuries.
 

Work-Related MSK Disorders Among Physiatrists

The purpose of this survey is to study work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WRMSDs) among physiatrists.

Firearm Injury Prevention - Experiences Survey (with links to FIP Resources)

The purpose of this survey is to understand physiatrists' current practices and experiences with Firearm Injury Prevention to guide future advocacy and education efforts.

Academic Sports Medicine Career Retention and Departure 

The purpose of this survey is to explore the experiences of physicians in academic sports medicine. This survey is designed to understand the factors influencing Academic sports medicine career retention and departure.