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How I Write Manuscripts for Peer-Reviewed Medical Journals
Khaled M Musallam1,2,3
1Center for Research on Rare Blood Disorders (CR-RBD), Burjeel Medical City, Abu Dhabi, ARE.
Cureus
|December 30, 2024
Summary
This manuscript shares 15 years of scholarly experience in developing research manuscripts and planning publications. It covers essential skills for effective scientific communication, from authorship to revisions.
Area of Science:
- Medical writing and scientific communication.
- Academic publishing and research dissemination.
Background:
- Effective manuscript development is crucial for researchers, despite existing reporting guidelines.
- Communicating study findings requires evolving communication skills honed through experience.
Discussion:
- Personal learnings and habits in manuscript development over 15 years are detailed.
- Covers critical aspects: authorship, journal selection, and manuscript type choices.
- Addresses medical writing for diverse manuscript types and revision strategies.
Key Insights:
- Authorship considerations are vital for collaborative research.
- Strategic journal selection enhances publication impact.
- Adapting writing style for data-driven vs. non-data-driven manuscripts is key.
Outlook:
- Continuous skill development is essential for successful scientific publishing.
- Effective manuscript preparation accelerates research dissemination.
- Navigating revisions constructively improves manuscript quality.
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