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Thomas Ihre Scholarship

svenska lakaresallskapet

Call period: December 1, 2025 – February 1, 2026

To further develop in gastrosurgery

Scholarship for those who are members of SKF (Swedish Surgical Association) and want to further develop themselves in gastrosurgery.

The scholarship of SEK 50,000 can be applied for auscultation or research stay at another clinic, or for a clinical project to stimulate further education and research in gastrosurgery (does not apply to congress travel).

Application

The application must be in Swedish. Attach CV and project description (max. one A4) and attach any invitation from the clinic to be visited.

AI Based Application Success Predictor

🎯 1. Stronger Career Pathways for Clinician-Researchers

SLS highlights a critical gap: too few doctors continue research after their PhD, leading to a shortage of experienced supervisors.

Applications are stronger when tied to structured clinician-researcher roles, e.g., part-time clinical/academic positions, combined appointments, or mentorship with experienced faculty .

💊 2. Patient-Centered, Clinically Anchored Research

Proposals must clearly articulate how they address patient care or clinical questions within Swedish healthcare .

For travel or theses stipends, there must be a direct link to clinical relevance, conference presentation, research visit, or structured training.

🧪 3. Scientific Rigor & Feasibility

High-quality methods, robust design, and concrete premises like patient recruitment and ethical approval are essential .

Applicants need to show clear infrastructure, resources, and feasibility in terms of clinical integration.

👥 4. Track Record & Clinical Integration

Demonstrating qualifications—such as publications, experience, and formal integration into clinical practice—is critical .

Leadership and collaboration—especially combined clinical-research roles—are highly valued.

🤝 5. Institutional Membership & Endorsement

Applicants must be current members of SLS or affiliated local medical societies .

Institutional approval via the ResearchWeb portal is required, along with mentor letters and signed project plans.

📅 6. Adherence to Application Windows

Calls are published with strict cycles (typically September–February), and manual late submissions are not accepted .

Travel grants must be submitted at least two months before the event or research visit.

🌐 7. Supporting National Agendas & Interdisciplinarity

SLS encourages proposals aligned with national health objectives and the SDGs, such as climate-health, treatment research, and reducing inequality .

Interdisciplinary projects that bridge clinical practice with public health or policy are valued.

✅ Summary Table

Success Factor	Applicant Actions
Clinician-researcher setup	Structure roles combining clinical care and research
Patient & care impact	Clearly tie study to clinical outcomes or questions
High-quality methodology	Provide detailed methods, recruitment and ethical plans
Credentials & mentorship	Highlight publications, clinical integration, and mentorship
Membership & institutional support	Ensure SLS society membership and administrative backing
Follow submission rules	Apply within open windows; respect deadlines
Align with national priorities	Incorporate SDGs, interdisciplinary or inequality goals

🛠️ Applicant Recommendations

Define a clear clinician-researcher pathway (e.g., combined post or sabbatical) and show mentorship structures.

Frame research as directly linked to patient care or healthcare outcomes.

Detail your methodology: patient access, approvals, feasibility, timeline.

Ensure SLS membership and institutional endorsements (ResearchWeb entries).

Follow call timelines, especially for project vs. travel grants.

Embrace interdisciplinarity and policy relevance, referencing climate, equity, or SDG alignment.

Specialties

Gastroenterology

Gastrointestinal Surgery

Eligibility Requirements

The scholarship supports continuing education and research in gastrosurgery.

Eligible Countries:

Sweden

Sponsor Details

Sponsor Institute/Organizations: svenska lakaresallskapet

Sponsor Type: Corporate/Non-Profit

Address: Klara Östra Kyrkogata 10 Box 738 · 101 35 Stockholm Switchboard: 08-440 88 60 E-mail: sls(at)sls.se

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