Normal view MARC view ISBD view

How to write better medical papers / [edited by] Michael Hanna. - 1st edition. - pages cm

Introduction.- Part I: Preparing.- Ethics.- Reading.- Searching the Literature.- Sinnamon's Rule.- Protected Time.- The Outline.- Part II: Drafting.- The Introduction.- Study Aims.- The Methods.- Data Preparation.- Statistics: General Principles.- Statistics: Common Mistakes.- The Results.- Tables.- Figures: General Guidance.- Figures: Graphic Suggestions.- The Discussion.- Conclusions.- Aligning the IMRD.- Citing the Literature.- The Abstract.- The Title.- Part III: Special Types of Articles.- Brief Reports.- Letters.- Case Reports.- Literature Reviews.- Editorials.- Part IV: Revising.- The Need for Revision.- Build Good Paragraphs.- Edit Each Sentence.- Choose the Right Words.- Use "Plain English".- Cut it Down.- Revise the Abstract and Title.- Do a Two-Week Follow-Up.- Get Internal Peer Review.- Proof-Read the Manuscript.- Part V: Publishing.- Submission to the Journal.- Authorship.- Acknowledgments.- References.- The Cover Letter.- Peer Review.- Doing the Revisions.- The Reply-to-Review Letter.- Thanking the Journal Staff.- Dissemination.- Conclusion

ISBN: 9783030029548 (hard cover : alk. paper)

LCCN: 2018964919

Subjects--Topical Terms:
Medical writing

Dewey Class. No.: 808.066 61 HAN