How to Write a Scientific Paper

8 Lectures

6 CME Hours

1 Enrolled

Overview

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Even though our physicians have a high level of knowledge in their clinical practice, scientific papers contain up-to-date information because there is always something new in the scientific community. In order to accomplish this, our healthcare workers must gain knowledge from scientific papers, participate in the production of knowledge by understanding the fundamentals of scientific research, and share this knowledge with the scientific community by learning to write high-quality scientific papers. Our course is designed to bridge a portion of this gap between clinical practice and the application of these skills in medical research.

Target Audience

  • All Medical Fields - No Exception

Course Outcomes

  • Underline the research process.
  • Describe the role of IRB and regulatory authorities.
  • Determine the different types of study designs, and clinical trial and recognize its different phases.
  • Define the components of scientific paper and the most important topics regarding every section.
  • Apply and practice the data collection paper based or electronic based, management and analysis.
  • Describe the different methods of patient’s recruitment and retention.
  • Differentiate between the different types of blinding and randomization.
  • Discuss the different methods of search in the databases.
  • Recognize the general principles and guides to efficient research.
  • apply the all knowledge and information regarding to each section in the paper to good scientifically writing under the checklist criteria either (STROBES or CONSORT), how to avoid plagiarism and how to deliver your results.
Course Content
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