ICMJE committee members recently published an editorial about how to recognize and avoid predatory or ‘pseudo’ scientific journals, co-hosted in the Annals of Internal Medicine and NEJM. Their top giveaways for a predatory journal were:
Put on your parenting hat next time you’re responding to peer review feedback for a scientific manuscript, and see if you get results!
New ideas for medical communications, and a wish list for the office from AIM Biomedical.
Agnella and Meg Bouvier discuss grant applications vs. manuscripts on a livestream.
Most researchers are familiar with the “IMRaD” format for scientific publications (Introduction, Methods, Results, and Discussion). Though this is the order in which the sections
Want data to support hiring a medical writer? Peer-reviewed articles receiving medical writing support had better adherence to data reporting guidelines and were judged by
I am on twitter. I follow another account, @AcademicsSay. Recently, there was a post by @AcademicsSay …. that feeling when you save all your writing
In the last few months, a variety of new and updated resources on scientific publication were released. Some of the resources are geared more toward
Whether you are a veteran researcher or just beginning your academic career, you are probably familiar with the concept of peer review. In an ideal
