A surgery trainee's guide to writing a manuscript - 16/08/17
, David V. Feliciano , Leonidas G. Koniaris ⁎ Abstract |
Publishing clinical and research work for dissemination is a critical part of the academic process. Learning how to write an effective manuscript should be a goal for medical students and residents who hope to participate in publishing. While there are a number of existing texts that address how to write a manuscript, there are fewer guides that are specifically targeted towards surgery trainees. This review aims to direct and hopefully encourage surgery trainees to successfully navigate the process of converting ideas into a publication that ultimately helps understanding and improves the care of patients.
Le texte complet de cet article est disponible en PDF.Highlights |
• | Academic work is integral to progress in the surgical field. |
• | Successful academic work depends on knowledge of the writing process. |
• | This review guides the surgical trainee through the process of scholarly writing. |
Keywords : Scholarly writing, Surgery training, Writing guide, Academic productivity, Research, Publishing
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Vol 214 - N° 3
P. 558-563 - septembre 2017 Retour au numéro
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