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2. Introduction
• Publishing a medical research paper in a high impact journal comes with
its perks. Firstly, there’s the fame, the recognition by your peers and also
among other scientific communities.
• Then, there are the material benefits; like grants, funds, and
sponsorships for your future projects, and job promotions. Then there is
also the increase in responsibility owing to the recognition.
• But publishing in a high impact journal is not an easy feat. Only less than
10% of all the works submitted get published. It is understood that to get
posted the communication is as important as the science part.
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3. • High impact journals are the ones that get cited the most and
vigorously strive to maintain a high standard for their publishing.
Various factors go into consideration for work to be published.
• The essential considerations for a researcher writing a manuscript for
publishing must be the cover letter, conclusion part of their paper,
keywords, literature references, abstract, and visual information.
• An Scientific editor will look at this first, sometimes only this before
publishing. And the readers view the title and the abstract before
deciding to read. Although written after the rest of the paper, the title
and the abstract give the readers the first impression of the article.
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In the cover Letter
1. Address the importance of the topic
2. The significance of your results to the field
3. Highlight the innovation your research will bring
4. Mention if you are adding on to previous work
5. Provide reasons for choosing the particular
journal
6. Explain why you think readers will like it.
5. • Almost all research papers follow a similar general format. The final draft of the
document opens with the abstract of the whole paper, followed by the
introduction, the literature review, the methodology, research results,
discussions, conclusion, reference, and the appendices.
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• The general rules for medical writing include all the regulatory, academic
writing guidelines like sticking to the same tense, providing proper citations
depending on the chosen or given style, limiting the use of jargons depending
on the target audience. The critical components to get the paper published are
the style and the structure.
• It is better to start writing the main body of the research at first. This includes
the literature review, methodology, results, and discussions. The literature
review provides an overview of the existing knowledge and related
investigations.
6. • The methodology chapter contains all the processes followed in the study and the
justifications for choosing the specific method. It provides the reader with
knowledge of the research design and approach. The chapter must provide
thorough information on the means for another investigator to apply elsewhere.
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• The research results and discussions chapters go into details of the achievement or
the lack thereof, of the research. It explains the thesis proved or disproved. These
chapters form the crux of the study. The conclusion reiterates the salient features of
the investigation while explaining the significance of it to the field of study.
• The benefit of writing introduction and conclusion after the completion of the main
body of the paper is that it will be easier to cite from the research. The
introduction is written with the reader in mind, for it introduces the study.
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7. • The chapter provides the context and the background of the research and also
hints at the style and structure of the paper. The introduction contains the thesis
statement in the middle or at the end.
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• The abstract is the summary of the paper that doesn’t exceed a page. The
references, bibliography, and appendices are provided appropriate to the chosen
style.
• If you follow high impact journals regularly, you may note that certain authors
get published more often than others. This isn’t because the editors favour
them, instead the quality of their writing. The paper must explain why what you
have done matters than what you have done. After everything is said and done,
publishing is still up to the editor and referees and if you think you were rejected
unfairly, do write them about it.
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8. Whether the authors have closely followed the ‘Instructions to Authors’, such as instructions regarding reference
style.
Whether the study has performed a thoughtful, focused, up-to-date review of the literature.
The nationality of authors.
Gender of contact author.
The statistical significance of the results.
Whether the limitations of the study were taken into account in interpretation of results.
Whether the authors have chosen reviewers for the article, or the reviewers must be chosen by the editors.
The study sample size.
The affiliation of authors.
Whether the study has an appropriate, rigorous, and comprehensive design.
The scientific qualifications of authors.
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Factors Affecting The Acceptance Rate
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9. Whether the manuscript is well-written (i.e., it is clear, straightforward, and easy to follow)
Number of previous articles published by the corresponding author in journals indexed in ISI, MEDLINE, or
EMBASE.
Whether the authors have previously published articles in that journal.
Whether there was a novel or unique approach for the interpretation of the results.
Whether the conclusions include practical, useful implications.
Number of articles from that journal cited by the manuscript.
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