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Scientific writing and publishing: its importance to radiologists
1Department of Diagnostic Radiology, Alexandra Hospital, Singapore.
Abstract:
Scientific writing and publication marks the endpoint of research that has been performed, completed, peer reviewed and accepted, and complements teaching and training, clinical service and patient care. Writing has numerous benefits, one of the most important ones being the inherent training undertaken to better appreciate and evaluate the published work of others. Effective scientific writing is an important component of a radiologist's practice, and should be cultivated at an early stage of the career.
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