3. It can provide an significant information about:
disease and risk factors
treatment outcomes
public health intervention
and health care costs .
Developing guidelines for best practices
and high-quality patient care
4. E.g. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval of a
drug for a particular indication is based on a series of
controlled clinical trials, after approval it used by
millions of people.
13. How to write a medical research
paper?(briefly)
1- Idea
Brainstorming with your colleagues
Ask your supervisor for feedback or any
suggestions
Read background information and potential
sources that you can use.
14. 2-reading an articles
Use a governmental resources e.g (pubmed ,
Uptodate) , Academic journals and books.
credible websites that end in .edu or .gov
15.
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17. 3-writing a research paper:
(Introduction
methodology
result
conclusion
reference)
18. 4-reference
EndNote
Write down all publication information: author,
title of article
title of book or journal
publisher
edition
date published
volume number
issue number
page number