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1Urology & Nephrology Center, Mansoura University, Mansoura, Egypt.
Arab Journal of Urology
|May 29, 2015
Summary
Learn the essential triad for successful original medical article writing: a worthy subject, understanding article structure, and mastering writing mechanics. Practice and perseverance are key to becoming a proficient medical writer.
Area of Science:
- Medical Writing
- Scientific Communication
Background:
- Manuscript acceptance is crucial for disseminating medical research.
- Authors require guidance on crafting original medical articles effectively.
Purpose of the Study:
- To offer guidelines for authors aiming to enhance manuscript acceptance rates.
- To focus on the key elements of writing an original medical article.
Main Methods:
- This review is based on the author's extensive experience as an author, reviewer, and editor.
- It synthesizes practical insights into the process of medical article creation.
Main Results:
- Successful original articles require a 'basic triad': a reportable subject, knowledge of article structure, and strong writing mechanics.
- The review elaborates on each component of this triad.
Conclusions:
- Effective medical writing, akin to an art, is primarily learned through practice and perseverance.
- Developing writing skills necessitates hands-on experience and consistent effort.
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