Whenever I talk to individuals about the process of writing peer-reviewed paper, inevitably the time required to write, revise, and format a paper is a major concern. Ironically, most agree that writing a paper typically takes longer than it should, but almost...
The Discussion section can be the most challenging section of a peer-reviewed paper to write. When crafting this section, you are cognizant of the need to convey to the reader why your results are important and what they imply for the future of patient care or...
Anyone who has co-authored a peer-reviewed medical paper knows first-hand the time and effort involved. The process of drafting, editing, incorporating comments/changes, formatting, submitting, re-submitting, etc. requires a significant personal investment from all...
An excellent way to laud successes and disseminate information regarding research, policy, and quality improvement is by publishing papers in clinical or healthcare policy journals. Usually, papers are produced on an ad-hoc basis, meaning that they get written up and...
