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MONTHLY RESEARCH REPORT
AUGUST 2017
YVONNE LIM AI LIAN
DEPUTY DEAN (RESEACH)
FOM RESEARCH WEEK – DEPT OF PAEDIATRICS
(10-14 July 2017)
Professor Dr Carlos Bacino from
Baylor College of Medicine
discussed genomic medicine in
the 21st century
Professor Dr Lin Hai Peng, SDMC
delivered the plenary lecture ;
the 30th anniversary of BM
transplant in Malaysia
Professor Dr Hany Ariffin
shared the success of
Haplo-identical donor
transplants in UMMC
FOM Imaging Competition
Concurrent Events
Exhibition at KKWKK
Research posters at
Level 4
Diabetic Workshop :
insulin pump demo
• A/Prof Dr Muhammad Yazid (Head)
• Prof Dr Hany Ariffin
• Prof Thong Meow Keong
• All staff of Department of Paediatrics
GRANT RECIPIENTS
No Title Name of PI
1 Enhancing students' engagement during in-
class learning through implementation of
team-based learning (TBL)
Dr. Elsa Haniffah Mejia
Mohamed
(Pharmacology)
2 Biomedical Science Programme: A Preliminary
study on the effectiveness of a self-directed
model compared to traditional lecture-based
teaching methods with a focus on select first
year course
Dr. Rozaida Poh Yuen
Ying
(Biomedical Science)
3 Learning Histology: "Paper & Pen", or Digital? Dr. Phan Chia Wei
(Anatomy)
4 Determining the influence of perceived clinical
workplace learning environment on learning
approaches of undergraduate medical
students
Assoc Prof Dr. Vinod
Pallath
(MERDU)
UM Learning Improvement and Teaching Enhancement Research (UM-LiTeR) Grant 2017 (10 July 2017)
UK NIHR (National Institute for Health Research) Grant (31 July 2017)
• Prof Dr Khoo Ee Ming (Department Of Primary Care Medicine) and team
• Part of a group of experts to received £7 million to establish a new Global Health Research Unit on Respiratory Health at the University of Edinburgh, to be known as RESPIRE
• RESPIRE team includes partners from Bangladesh, India, Malaysia and Pakistan
• Focused on reducing the impact of lung diseases worldwide
FRGS – 13 successful recipients (2 August 2017)
KEPUTUSAN PERMOHONAN SKIM GERAN
PENYELIDIKAN FUNDAMENTAL (FRGS)
FASA 1/2017
NO PROJECT LEADER PROJECT TITTLE CLUSTER SUB CLUSTER
1 Prof Dato Dr Yang Faridah Abdul
Aziz
Development and evaluation of an
integrated computational framework
for early detection of left ventricular
dysfunction in patients with acute
myocardial infarction
Clinical and Health
Science
Preventive Medicine
2 Prof Dr Yvonne Lim Ai Lian Modulation Of Human Immune
Responses By Cohabitation Of
Intestinal Helminths And Gut Bacteria
Clinical and Health
Sciences
Basic Medical
Sciences
3 Prof Dr Shamala Devi A/P K.C
Sekaran
Tropism Of Zika Virus, In Vitro And In
Vivo And Its Ability To Cross Various
Human Vascular Endothelium Beds
Clinical and Health
Sciences
Basic Medical
Sciences
4 Prof Dr Nor Azizan Binti Abdullah Novel Mechanisms Of Actions For The
Anti-Obesity And Anti-Diabetic Effects
Of 'Withaferin A' In 3t3-F442a
Preadipocyte Cell Line And Diet-
Induced Obese C57bl/J Mice
Clinical and Health
Sciences
Basic Medical
Sciences
5 Prof Datuk Dr Rohana Yusof Investigation On The Impact Of Zika
Virus Infection On Cellular Metabolism
Of Cortical Neurons.
Clinical and Health
Sciences
Basic Medical
Sciences
6 Prof Dr Suresh Kumar Studies on the impact of microbiota on
Blastocystis sp. and the elucidation of
its pathophysiological characteristics.
Clinical and Health
Sciences
Parasitology
NO PROJECT LEADER PROJECT TITTLE CLUSTER SUB CLUSTER
7 Prof Dr Murali A/L Kuppusamy
Naidu
Evaluation of neuroanatomical and
neuropharmacological effects of
Hericium erinaceus and Lignosus
rhinocerotis medicinal mushrooms in
mammalian nervous system
Clinical and Health
Science
Basic Medical
Science
8
Dr. Shanggar A/L Kuppusamy Establishing the role of histone H3
lysine 27(H3K27) demethylases in
renal cell carcinoma and bladder
cancers invasiveness and progression
Clinical and Health
Science
Basic Medical
Science
9 Dr Rozaida Poh Yuen Ying Study of tear proteomic patterns in
keratoconus in the Malaysian
population
Clinical and Health
Science
Basic Medical
Science
10 Assoc Prof Dr Kiew Lik Voon Nano-stealthing the STAT3-blocker for
improved anti-metastatic activity:
mechanistic and pharmacological
studies
Clinical and Health
Science
Basic Medical
Science
11 Dr Teoh Boon Teong Replication competencies of dengue
virus type 1 in Aedes mosquito cell
lines and Aedes mosquitoes
Clinical and Health
Science
Medical
Microbiology
12 Dr Wong Won Feng The impact of genital chlamydial
infection and host immunity to female
infertility
Clinical and Health
Sciences
Medical Microbiology
13 Prof Dr Indra A/P Vythilingam Pathobiology of Malaysian Ae. aegypti
and Ae. albopictus to Zika virus and co-
infection with dengue and chikungunya
viruses
Clinical and Health
Sciences
Parasitology
PRGS – 1 successful recipient (4 August 2017)
KEPUTUSAN PERMOHONAN SKIM GERAN
PENYELIDIKAN PROTOTAIP (PRGS)
FASA 1/2017
PRGS – 1 recipient
• Dr Yeong Chai Hong from Department of
Biomedical Imaging
• Project title: Laser Ablation Needle for
Tissue Cauterization and Percutaneous
Hyperthermia Cancer Therapy
UM Pusat Pengurusan Penyelidikan (PPP) Publications
Publication: 1) UMR Bulletin vol 17, Number 1,2017
2) Milestone@UM vol 6, Number 2, 2017
1. Seagrass meadows - Critical habitats for juvenile fish and dugongs in the east coast Johor islands
2. Creating Awareness for Involvement in Building Maintenance Management
3. The Economic Consequences of the Arms Race: Military Spending is Harmful for Growth
4. Silent Mentor Program: A Humanistic Approach to Medical Training
5. ASEAN at 50 - Legalization remains a strategic calculation
6. Exploring the toxin genes of monocled cobra through venom gland transcriptomics
7. Elucidation of the roles of cancer-related microRNAs as a means for the development of RNAi-based
anti-cancer therapeutics
8. Buildings’ role in addressing climate change
9. Towards a Sustainable Campus - "Zero Waste Campaign" at the University of Malaya
10. Levels of Serum Amyloid A in Bone Sarcomas Patients: Indicator of Tumor Malignancy?
Asia Research News (ARN) latest News – Globally distributed
PUBLICATION 2017
DATE (28 JULY 2017)
ISI PUBLICATIONS FACULTY OF MEDICINE 2017 (as at 28th JULY 2017)
22
89
142
224
273
356
425
470
549
623
710
828
8 37
121
217 271
339
387
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
JAN FEB MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY OGOS SEPT OKT NOV DEC
Indexed Publications 2016 Indexed publication 2017
TOTAL PUBLICATIONS: 387 (Impact Factor : 1326.557)
Publications per staff (387/545 = 0.710)
800 Target 2017
ISI PUBLICATIONS FACULTY OF MEDICINE 2017 (as at 28th JULY 2017)
24% 36% 36% 37%
47% 52% 47%
31%
24% 26% 30%
23% 19% 22%
18% 16%
18% 17%
16% 15% 15% 21% 18% 14%
14% 12% 10% 15% 6% 6% 6% 2% 3% 4% 1%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
120%
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Faculty of Medicine
Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3 Tier 4 No Tier
TOTAL ISI PUBLICATIONS BY DEPARTMENT 2017 (as at 28th JULY 2017)
NO DEPARTMENT TOTAL ACADEMIC
STAFF
KPI TARGET
2017 PUBLISHED 2017
Difference
(Published 2017-KPI
Target 2017)
1 MEDICINE 82 123 87 -36
2 SURGERY 44 66 29 -37
3 PAEDIATRIC 34 51 21 -30
4 MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY 18 27 41 14
5 ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY 26 39 30 -9
6 OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY 23 35 10 -25
7 PHARMACOLOGY 17 26 32 6
8 SOCIAL & PREVENTIVE MEDICINE 18 27 61 34
9 PATHOLOGY 22 33 13 -20
10 ANAESTHESIOLOGY 18 27 10 -17
11 PHARMACY 19 29 30 1
12 PARASITOLOGY 14 21 23 2
13 PSYCOLOGICAL MEDICINE 16 24 8 -16
14 MOLECULAR MEDICINE 13 20 31 8
15 PRIMARY CARE MEDICINE 21 32 15 -17
Source : ISI WOS Index ARTICLE AND REVIEW ONLY view on 28th JULY 2017
TOTAL ISI PUBLICATIONS BY DEPARTMENT 2017 (as at 28th JULY 2017)
NO DEPARTMENT TOTAL ACADEMIC
STAFF
KPI TARGET
2017 PUBLISHED 2017
Difference
(KPI Target – Published
2017)
16 BIOMEDICAL IMAGING 25 38 19 -19
17 PHYSIOLOGY 12 18 20 2
18 OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY 7 11 5 -6
19 BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE 12 18 21 0
20 OPHTHALMOLOGY 11 11 2 -15
21 REHABILITATION MEDICINE 9 14 6 -8
22 ANATOMY 11 17 7 -10
23 CLINICAL ONCOLOGY 8 12 6 -6
24 NURSING SCIENCE 11 17 3 -14
25 SPORTS MEDICINE 5 8 1 -7
26 TRAUMA & EMERGENCY 8 12 1 -11
27 OTHERS (DEAN’S OFFICE) 9 14 3 -11
Source : ISI WOS Index ARTICLE AND REVIEW ONLY view on 28th JULY 2017
RATIO ISI PUBLICATION PER STAFF 2017 (as at 28th JULY 2017)
3.39
2.28
2.07 1.88
1.67 1.64 1.58 1.50
1.15 1.06
0.76 0.75 0.71 0.71 0.67 0.66 0.64 0.62 0.59 0.56 0.50 0.43 0.33 0.27 0.20 0.18
0.00
0.50
1.00
1.50
2.00
2.50
3.00
3.50
4.00
5 HIGHEST IMPACT FACTOR ISI PUBLICATIONS IN FACULTY OF MEDICINE
FOR 2017 (as at 28th JULY 2017)
NO AUTHOR TITLE SOURCE DEPARTMENT IMPACT FACTOR
QUARTILE
1
S. Rampal and N. C. D. R. F. Collaboration
Worldwide trends in blood pressure from 1975 to 2015: a pooled analysis of 1479 population-based
measurement studies with 19.1 million participants
Lancet
SPM
44.002 Q1 S. F. Syed-Omar, S. S. L. Ponnampalavanar,
A. Kamarulzaman and L. C. Lum
Prophylactic platelet transfusion plus supportive care versus supportive care alone in adults with dengue and thrombocytopenia: a multicentre,
open-label, randomised, superiority trial
MEDICINE
2 C. Y. Wang
Association of Postoperative High-Sensitivity Troponin Levels With Myocardial Injury and 30-Day Mortality Among Patients Undergoing Noncardiac
Surgery
Jama-Journal of the American Medical
Association ANAESTHESIALOGY 37.684 Q1
3 S. H. Teo Identification of 12 new susceptibility loci for
different histotypes of epithelial ovarian cancer
Nature Genetics
SURGERY 31.616 Q1
4 W. S. Lee Dual role of Helicobacter and Campylobacter species in IBD: a systematic review and meta-
analysis
GUT
PAEDIATRIC 14.921 Q1
5
M. P. Wegman, F. L. Altice, V. Rajandaran
and A. Kamarulzaman
Relapse to opioid use in opioid-dependent individuals released from compulsory drug
detention centres compared with those from voluntary methadone treatment centres in
Malaysia: a two-arm, prospective observational study
THE LANCET GLOBAL HEALTH
MEDICINE 14.722 Q1
UPDATES ON CITATION AS AT 28 JULY 2017
GRAPH OF CUMULATIVE CITATIONS PER YEAR FOR FOM, UM
0
5000
10000
15000
20000
25000
30000
35000
40000
45000
50000
20122013
20142015
20162017
4938
6399
8205
10088
12765
7468
CIT
AT
ION
YEAR
4,938
11,337
19,542
29,630
42,395
49,863
Faculty No of
Publication Overall Citations
Average Citations
per Publication
Faculty of Science 8,848 54,956 6.21
Faculty of Medicine 7,895 (2) 71,409 (1) 9.04 (2)
Faculty of Engineering 7,334 69,390 9.46
Faculty of Dentistry 948 5,801 6.12
Faculty of Computer
Science and Information
Technology
1,743 6,436 3.69
*Data was retrieved from WOS on 28/07/2017 (Number) = Rank
COMPARISON BETWEEN MEDICAL FACULTIES OF UM AND OTHER
UNIVERSITIES
UNIVERSITY NO OF
PUBLICATION CITATION H-INDEX
NATIONAL UNIVERISTY OF SINGAPORE
(NUS) 725 304 6
MAHIDOL UNIVERSITY 472 126 4
PEKING UNIVERSITY 470 114 4
UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG 438 167 5
UNIVERSITI MALAYA (UM) 387 171 4
UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA (UPM) 216 51 3
UNIVERSITY SAINS MALAYSIA (USM) 154 17 2
*Data was retrieved from WOS on 28/07/2017
FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES &
PAGE CHARGE
REIMBURSEMENT
UMSC Care Funds (Research Grant - FORM)
Obtain the form from the UMSC Care Fund secretariat (Cik Nurdiyana
Ngadiran, [email protected], Dean’s Office, Faculty of Medicine,
University of Malaya)
Submit to the Research Management Centre (RMC), Level 3, Block I, Faculty
of Medicine by 30 August 2017.
2 cycles in a year (January and July)
1
UMSC Care Funds (Research Grant - TOR)
Background
• UMSC C.A.R.E Fund (Research Grant) aims to encourage clinical research and audits by faculty staff for the betterment of health and wellbeing.
Funding
• The maximum duration is one (1) year.
Eligibility
• An applicant is a permanent or contract staff of FOM. For contract staff who is a PI, he/she must not be the sole researcher of the project applied. Research project must include a permanent staff.
• The proposed budget must not exceed RM30,000.
UMSC Care Funds (Page charge - FORM)
Obtain from and submit to the UMSC Care Fund secretariat.
Name : Cik Nurdiyana Ngadiran
Email : [email protected]
Address : Dean’s Office, Faculty of Medicine, University of Malaya
2
UMSC Care Funds (Page charge - TOR)
Background
• UMSC CA.R.E Fund (Page Charge) aims to encourage research publication by faculty staff for the betterment of health and wellbeing.
Eligibility
• An applicant must have been confirmed in service (for staff) or registered (for student).
• An applicant is eligible to apply for the following page charge reimbursement: (i) RM3,000 for tier 1
(ii) RM2,000 for tier 2
• If an applicant is receiving funding from other sources (e.g., IPPP), the reimbursement amount should not exceed the stipulated balance of the page charge.
(i) Max of RM3,000 for tier 1
(ii) Max of RM2,000 for tier 2
2017 Dr Ranjeet Bhagwan Singh Medical
Research Grant
• RBS RESEARCH GRANT Dr Ranjeet Bhagwan Singh (RBS) Research Grant is an annual programme under the RBS Medical Research Trust Fund to be awarded to one (1) young Malaysian scientist to undertake medical/biomedical research. Eligibility Criteria Research scientists/physicians with the following criteria: Malaysian citizen currently residing in Malaysia;
• The applicant must not exceed 40 years of age at the time of application.
• The applicant has to possess at least a basic University degree; and
• He or she must be working in a public or private Institutions of Higher Learning (IHLs), or a Research Institute (RIs) in Malaysia.
The Grant
• Maximum amount is RM 30,000 per award.
• The project must be carried out in Malaysia and completed within 24 months.
• The grant will be disbursed through the candidate’s institution by MOSTI.
3
2017 Dr Ranjeet Bhagwan Singh Medical
Research Workshop Grant
• RBS GRANT FOR RESEARCH WORKSHOP RBS Research Workshop Grant is a biennial programme under the RBS Medical Research Trust Fund to be awarded to one (1) Malaysian scientist/ institution to conduct a workshop to introduce new research techniques or enhance research technologies in the medical or biomedical fields.
• Eligibility Criteria
• The applicant will be referred to as Research Workshop Leader, representing him/her or the institution/organisation.
• The applicant must have at least a basic University degree.
• The applicant must be working in a Malaysian public or private IHL, or RI and currently residing in Malaysia.
The Grant
• Maximum amount is RM 50,000 per award.
Application Procedure Interested applicants are required to submit their applications via the Top Research Scientists Malaysia (TRSM) website at www.mytopscientists.org.
The closing date for submission is 31 August 2017.
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For more details on the grant applications, please visit the link below:
http://www.akademisains.gov.my/index.php/component/content/article?id
=362
For further inquiries, please contact Nazmi Lao ([email protected]) or
Nur Dayana Razmi ([email protected]) or call 03 6203 0633.
For further inquiries, please contact Nazmi Lao ([email protected]) or
Nur Dayana Razmi ([email protected]) or call 03 6203 0633.
2017 Dr Ranjeet Bhagwan Singh Medical
Research Grant & Medical Research Workshop
Grant
MAKNA Cancer Research Award 2017 Objective
The aim of the MAKNA Cancer Research Award is to promote cancer research among young
scientists.
Eligibility
Application is open to all Malaysian citizens below 40 years of age who possess a basic degree,
residing in Malaysia and interested in cancer research. Students who are pursuing their postgraduate
degrees are encouraged to apply.
Research Award
MAKNA offers 3 research awards per year with the value of each award not exceeding RM30,000. The award cannot be used to purchase equipment, to employ salaried personnel or to attend
conference. The project must be carried out in Malaysia and completed within 2 years.
Application Procedure
All applications should be submitted online through the Top Research Scientists Malaysia (TRSM)
database at www.mytopscientists.org before the closing date. Each application must be accompanied
by a recent institutional endorsement form signed by the Dean/Head of the unit in which the
candidate will realize the research work
(dated no later than six months form date of application).
Closing Date of Application
All application must be submitted by 31 August 2017 (Thursday 12:00 noon). Incomplete applications or applications submitted after the deadline shall not be considered.
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MAKNA Cancer Research Award 2017
Contact
For further information regarding the award, please email
For any issues related to the Top Research Scientists Malaysia (TRSM) database,
please contact Ms Edzdiani Mohar ([email protected]) or Mr
Nazmi Lao ([email protected]) or call 03 6203 0633.
Other grant opportunities
• UM Cares – Community-based
• UM Living Lab Grant
• The philosophy behind the Living Lab idea is to convert university campuses to Living Labs.
• UM Living Lab Grant Programme (UM LLGP), which is currently under the purview of Sustainability Science Research Cluster (SuSci), is a strategic partnership between DVC (Research & Innovation) and DVC (Development).
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Call for Nominations - 68th Lindau Nobel
Laureate Meeting (24 to 29 June 2018)
• The Academy of Sciences Malaysia is pleased to
announce that Malaysia has been given the opportunity
to send up to seven (7) young scientists to participate
in this meeting (dedicated to Physiology/Medicine).
Call for Nominations - 68th Lindau Nobel
Laureate Meeting (24 to 29 June 2018)
• Please be informed that preference would be given for PhD and
master’s degree candidates.
• Nominees in general should be younger than 30 years, in
exceptional circumstances postdocs younger than 35 years will
be considered.
• More details are also available on the Lindau
website: http://www.lindau-nobel.org. For further enquiries, please
contact Ms Hanani Zainuddin at 03 6203 0633
FOM Internal Lab Audit
• Internal audit of FOM research laboratories
• Jawatankuasa Induk Audit Makmal Fakulti Perubatan –
chaired by Prof Datin Dr Hamimah, FOM Director for
Quality and Accreditation
• Carried out in March and April 2017
• First audit exercise started with FOM Research Units – CRL, AEU and
CENTUARI
• Each unit has submitted their corrective reports.
• Most issues are minor. Attention needs to be given to biosafety and competency
issues.
• The auditors will revisit CRL, AEU and CENTUARI to ensure the corrective
actions are in placed.
FOM Internal Lab Audit (Continued)
• Internal audit of FOM research laboratories
• This is an on-going exercise with 3 audit sessions per
year.
• Following this, 2 department research labs and 1
research centre will be audited in each session.
• The equipment inventory will be audited separately to
optimise the usage of equipment in the faculty.
FOM IACUC (Institutional Animal Care
and Use Committee)
• Chaired by Prof Dr Debra Sim Sim Mui, Chairperson
• Carried out in May and June 2017
• This exercise includes:
• Semi-annual facility inspection on AEU and all satellite animal facilities at Depts of Pharmacology, Parasitology, Physiology and Biomedical Science)
• Semi-annual program review of FOM IACUC
• Post-Approval Monitoring (PAM) of FOM Animal Care and Use Program (Researcher)
• Reports have been given to the respective persons in-charge for corrective actions.
ANNUAL KPI
Workflow for MyRA/KPI data compilation
Academic staff
• Submit MyRA/KPI data to support staff on a regular basis and update UMexpert
Support staff
• Gather information from Academic staff & students
• Update list and scan support documents
• Submit list to RMC every 3 months
RMC
• Receive and update list from Departments
• Submit list to DVC-R every 6 months
DVC(Research)
• Submit MYRA data to MOE
I
Important Dates for submission all the
data to RMC:
27 April 2017
21 September 2017 14 December 2017
KPI DATA COLLECTION
• KPI data collection (Phase 2): 21st September 2017
Phase 3: 14th
December 2017
Phase 2: 21st
September 2017
Phase 1:
27th April 2017
BIL DEPARTMENT
TOTAL
ACADEMIC
STAFF
Publication
(ISI)Achieved
2016
Target ISI
Publication
2017 (No. of
Staff x 1.5)
Target PI
(2017)
Public grants
(RM)
National
(Private or
Industry)
grants (RM)
International
Grants (RM)
*New FRGS &
others external
public grants
International
MOA/MOU
1 ANATOMY 11 10 17 9 66000 24200 24200 9 2
2 ANESTHESIOLOGY 18 13 27 14 108000 39600 52800 14 3
3 BIOMEDICAL IMAGING 25 32 38 20 150000 55000 68200 20 5
4 BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE 12 35 18 10 72000 26400 26400 10 2
5 CLINICAL ONCOLOGY 8 6 12 6 48000 17600 19800 6 1
6 MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY 18 117 27 14 108000 39600 57200 14 3
7 MEDICINE 82 171 123 66 492000 180400 180400 66 15
8 MOLECULAR MEDICINE 13 52 20 10 78000 28600 37400 10 2
9 NURSING SCIENCE 11 16 17 9 66000 24200 35200 9 2
10 OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY 23 35 35 18 138000 50600 48400 18 4
11 OPHTHALMOLOGY 11 11 17 9 66000 24200 33000 9 2
12 ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY 26 44 39 21 156000 57200 59400 21 5
13 OTORHINO -LARYNGOLOGY 7 11 11 6 42000 15400 19800 6 1
14 PARASITOLOGY 14 65 21 11 84000 30800 44000 11 3
15 PATHOLOGY 22 30 33 18 132000 48400 46200 18 4
16 PEDIATRIC 34 44 51 27 204000 74800 68200 27 6
17 PHARMACOLOGY 17 76 26 14 102000 37400 52800 14 3
18 PHARMACY 19 50 29 15 114000 41800 55000 15 3
19 PHYSIOLOGY 12 23 18 10 72000 26400 28600 10 2
20 PRIMARY CARE MEDICINE 21 35 32 17 126000 46200 48400 17 4
21 PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE 16 23 24 13 96000 35200 39600 13 3
22 REHABILITATIVE MEDICINE 9 15 14 7 54000 19800 26400 7 2
23
SOCIAL & PREVENTIVE
MEDICINE 18 135 27 14 108000 39600 61600 14 3
24 SPORTS MEDICINE 5 11 8 4 30000 11000 11000 4 1
25 SURGERY 44 61 66 35 264000 96800 132000 35 8
26 TRAUMA & EMERGENCY 8 4 12 6 48000 17600 15400 6 1
27 ONCOLOGY CLINICAL 8 6 12 6 48000 17600 15400 6 1
28 DEAN'S OFFICE 9 23 14 7 54000 19800 5000 7 2
*New FRGS application submitted including Top Drawer proposals.
TARGET 2017
Departmental KPI for research for 2017
FACULTY OF MEDICINE
Note: Except for publications, other KPIs were obtained by dividing Faculty KPI by number of staff in each department.
#Proposed publication based on 2016 KPI + additional 20%
WORKSHOP & SEMINARS AUGUST-SEPTEMBER 2017
CITATION WORKSHOP
23 AUGUST 2017
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH IN HEALTH
12-15 SEPT 2017
HANDS-ON EndNote Workshop
27-28 September 2017
List of Academia Sinica delegates
List of Academia Sinica delegates
A/Prof Dr Rozana
Othman, Dept of
Pharmacy
(rozanaothman@um
.edu.my)
Organising
Chairperson
resfom.um.edu.my 03-79677515 / [email protected]
