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1. How to Write an Original
Article an Overview for
Beginners
An Academic presentation by
Dr. Nancy Agnes, Head, Technical Operations, Pubrica
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2. In brief
Introduction
Evidence synthesis
Preparation of the article
Conclusions
About Pubrica
TODAY'S DISCUSSION

3. Only around half of the abstracts at scientific
conferences are turned into complete works.
This text is a step-by-step guide to putting together a
scientific study of an article.
The Vancouver statement should be used to determine
authorship criteria.
The first stage is to describe the materials and
procedures, including the statistical analysis (about
1,000 words), which should be completed during the
investigation.
IN BRIEF
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4. The second stage represents the results without interpreting them (about 350
words); graphics are preferable to tables.
The discussion (approximately 1,000-1,350 words) begins with a summary of the
most significant findings, followed by a defence of the model used.
A well-written original article explains what was done, why it was done, how it
was done, the outcome of the work, and its relevance.
Many papers fail to report their findings adequately.

5. For researchers in any area, exposing the results
of a study in an article for publishing in a scientific
journal is a regular practice.
Those who want to build a scientific career have
traditionally been judged and known based on the
effect of their study.
However, they are not acknowledged as
researchers until their findings are published.
As a result, the goal of scientific research is to
produce novel publications.
INTRODUCTION

6. The literature search is the first step before
writing and before beginning any original
research manuscript writing activity.
Prior evidence should be gathered, studied, and
reflected upon as the beginning point and firm
foundation for any publishing.
If this stage is avoided, it is possible to make the
error of completing a task that has already been
finalized, resulting in a loss of time and
resources.
BEFORE STARTING WRITING
EVIDENCE SYNTHESIS
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7. Similarly, before considering writing, a reflection and self-criticism exercise is
required to determine whether future publishing should occur.
To do so, you must first ask yourself a set of questions: Have I completed any
new or exciting projects? Is the work relevant to contemporary events? Is there
any concrete evidence? If the response to each question is 'yes', one may
consider writing the article.
At this stage, the author should decide whether to write an original part, report a
clinical case or series of cases, write a letter to the editor, or anything else.
Each one has a clear goal in mind, and each one's development takes a
different path.
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8. After the journal has been selected, it is critical to read
the author's guide, generally found on the journal's
website.
It determines the article's design and organization, the
bibliographical style, the maximum amount of words,
and the format of figures and tables, among other
things.
The article must satisfy all of the standards'
requirements. It is more probable that the article will be
accepted if reviewers and editors do not waste time
fixing these issues.

9. PREPARATION OF THE ARTICLE
According to general principles, large portions
should be prepared while producing an
original piece.
The first enables indexing and focusing on
the topic and makes the content more
valuable and appealing.
The title, authors and affiliations, abstract, and
keywords are all included in this section.
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10. The primary material, the original research paper writing itself, is covered in the
second section, generally divided into the following areas: introduction,
methods, results, and discussion (IMRAD).
Acknowledgements, references, and supplemental information or annexes are
included in the concluding section.
The home page must include: - The title: a good title resentment the reader's
interest and draws them into the content.
However, its primary purpose is to summarise the manuscript's substance
correctly, and it should be as brief as feasible while explaining the study's
design.
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11. The title should include all of the details that make the
article's electronic retrieval sensitive and particular.
To offer a picture of the substance and scope of the
essay, the essential concepts and outcomes should be
laid out.
Because it is the only portion that many readers will read
and the only part utilized in bibliographic search engines,
it is critical to explain the most significant aspects of the
work succinctly and explicitly.
It's finest to write the abstract after you've completed
writing the text because that's when you'll know which
points to emphasize.
ABSTRACT
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12. They should be carefully chosen to increase the article's visibility and make it
easier to find using automated search tools.
The terminology provided in the National Library of Medicine's Medical
Subject Headings (MeSH) should be utilized.
The introduction should set the quality for the work, revealing the nature and
importance of the problem that prompted the study.
It is impaired into three sections that answer the following questions:
KEYWORDS
INTRODUCTION
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13. What is the issue? What is the problem's significance, and what questions remain unanswered?
What is the answer to the question that your work addresses? The hypothesis, as well as the
work's aims, should be explained in this section.
The introduction should be straightforward and succinct, with just the absolute minimum of
references.

14. This section explains how the study was carried out and should be
comprehensive enough for another author to replicate it in whole or in part.
It is written in the past and should only include information known at the
research's design, but the Results section should include all information
gathered from the study.
You should absolutely and entirely include the study's findings.
Comments on the significance of the results should be saved for the
Discussion section.
METHODS
RESULTS
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15. The importance of the work's significance and
relevance should be highlighted in this section.
Don't repeat what's already been said in the
Introduction and Results in areas.
It is generally helpful to begin the conversation
by quickly stating the study's primary findings
and then thinking out plausible interpretations
for these findings and comparing them with
other relevant research findings.
DISCUSSION
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16. In general, the National Library of Medicine's
requirements should be followed, but it's also essential to
check the rules for writers of each publication to confirm
the bibliography's structure and style.
The quotations are listed in the order in which they appear
in the text.
Only include references that add value to your content, and
aim to keep them under five years old.
Quote actual articles rather than review ones wherever
feasible, and make sure the quote matches the original
research article part you wish to mention.
REFERENCES

17. CONCLUSIONS
It takes patience and, most importantly, practise to write an
essay.
The principles and suggestions listed above can help to speed
up the procedure and avoid inflated errors.
Nonetheless, it is necessary to conduct a thorough study before
the scientific original research article has a unique part.
If the performed research is substandard or contains
methodological problems, no matter how well written, an
original paper will not be published in a high-impact factor
journal.

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