if we have a change in publication status after ERAS is submitted (probably only submitted-->acceptance is worth notifying), how do we go about notifying programs? mass email to all the PDs? if we get an acceptance post-interviews, is it worth notifying them then? any advice is appreciated!
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You may get different answers from people. I think for a big research article that got accepted in a high impact journal, u can email program coordinators politely asking for such information to be included in your file. Don't be pushy. I would not make a fuss about a case report. Maybe unless the case report is published in NEJM or JAMA derm.
U should definitely bring up the information during interview, if that news has not been conveyed.
U can definitely email PD or any faculty u formed a good rapport with during interview. Do it soon. Rank lists are made very soon post interview.
Best of luck!!! It's a good problem to worry about
U should definitely bring up the information during interview, if that news has not been conveyed.
U can definitely email PD or any faculty u formed a good rapport with during interview. Do it soon. Rank lists are made very soon post interview.
Best of luck!!! It's a good problem to worry about
if we have a change in publication status after ERAS is submitted (probably only submitted-->acceptance is worth notifying), how do we go about notifying programs? mass email to all the PDs? if we get an acceptance post-interviews, is it worth notifying them then? any advice is appreciated!
I wonder if this is even worth it. When I filled out ERAS, I was unhappy that accepted papers--unless they have already been assigned to an issue--are grouped in the same section as submitted and conditionally accepted papers. What's the point of having a first author paper accepted in JAAD if it gets buried in your other manuscripts under review? I honestly wonder how closely PD's read the publication section of ERAS, let alone if they would take notice if you emailed them and informed them that a paper went from under review to accepted.
if we have a change in publication status after ERAS is submitted (probably only submitted-->acceptance is worth notifying), how do we go about notifying programs? mass email to all the PDs? if we get an acceptance post-interviews, is it worth notifying them then? any advice is appreciated!
Unless you are part of a ground-breaking article, I would just keep it in your back pocket as something to mention during interviews. A mass email to all PDs probably won't be looked upon favorably
I would definitely not mass-email all Dermatology residency PDs just to tell them your publication went from submitted to accepted. Don't be "that guy". Now if you get a publication accepted post-interview, just note that in your communication with your interviews (in an email or thank you card) to those you interviewed with.if we have a change in publication status after ERAS is submitted (probably only submitted-->acceptance is worth notifying), how do we go about notifying programs? mass email to all the PDs? if we get an acceptance post-interviews, is it worth notifying them then? any advice is appreciated!
thanks for the advice! so unless i get a nature paper accepted or something (ha ha), i don't need to update programs regarding acceptances? just mention it during interviews if it comes up?I would definitely not mass-email all Dermatology residency PDs just to tell them your publication went from submitted to accepted. Don't be "that guy". Now if you get a publication accepted post-interview, just note that in your communication with your interviews (in an email or thank you card) to those you interviewed with.
Yes. LOL! It's great to talk about at interviews though.thanks for the advice! so unless i get a nature paper accepted or something (ha ha), i don't need to update programs regarding acceptances? just mention it during interviews if it comes up?