Abstract
Shaping Future Generations of Public Health Researchers: Preventing Chronic Disease's Student Research Paper Contest.
Highlights
Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is committed to providing opportunities for future generations of researchers to contribute to public health and develop critical writing and reviewing skills
Since its introduction in 2011, PCD’s Student Research Paper Contest has been a success; each year the journal receives manuscripts prepared by students from around the world, and the number of entries continues to increase
This year, PCD set a record of 72 student submissions
Summary
Shaping Future Generations of Public Health Researchers: Preventing Chronic Disease’s Student Research Paper Contest. Since its introduction in 2011, PCD’s Student Research Paper Contest has been a success; each year the journal receives manuscripts prepared by students from around the world, and the number of entries continues to increase This year, PCD set a record of 72 student submissions. We decided that the only fair way to judge the submissions would be to establish 4 winning categories by level of education: high school, undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral This year’s submissions addressed a range of topics related to the screening, surveillance, and use of population-based approaches to prevent and control chronic diseases and focused on such health conditions as arthritis, asthma, cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular health, obesity, depression, and others
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