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Publication Planning

Find tips and resources that help authors plan their publication journey from research publication planning to creating a publication schedule. This begins with finding the right research question and progresses to understanding the different types of articles, selecting a journal, ensuring compliance to guidelines, and creating a publication schedule. The excellent textual and multimedia content in this section makes publication planning a breeze for authors.
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Can you let me know which journal in the field of oral health and dentistry has fast publication cycle, is prestigious in terms of number of published papers, and has an active publication cycle as well. How long it will take for me to get my paper published approximately? 
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  • May 31, 2016
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Hello, I'd like to publish my opinion paper which is on Home Health Monitoring and Mental Health: an area of healthcare that is really booming and many would be interested in. However I'm having difficulty trying to figure out who to contact for publication as I don't have contacts for this sort of stuff.
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I am a second year MBBS student and want to write my own research paper as it might be useful for US Medical Licensing Exam (USMLE). Please guide me how and where to start. Thanks in anticipation.
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We are conducting a systematic review (qualitative) on ketamine use in depression and its short- and long- term safety. Many reviews, and some meta-analyses have already been conducted on the topic - they have been located via our database searches. Should we include these in the data extraction process or just the original articles/research cited?
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I have submitted one article to the journal with impact factor (SJIF) 0f 3.7. Later I came to know that the SJIF impact factor will not be considered the actual impact factor. My paper is already accepted, and now I want to withdraw my article. Please give me suggestions.
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Good day! I am a resident pathologist from the Philippines, and I was asked by my boss to make a study on a new approach to signing out cases. However, I am stumped as to how I should present this case. All he wants is for me to present this approach, so my main objective, according to him, was to present the approach. Which kind of study should I use for this? Thank you!
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I am preparing my first manuscript for international publication. It is a systematic review. I used Elsevier journal finding tool, and it recommended 10 journals that were a good match according to the title and abstract. I found a journal with impact factor 2.6 accepting only reviews and they mentioned that the acceptance rate is 100%. I could not understand what does it mean that 100% of papers submitted accepted?
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I wonder how, in my area of biomechanics, balance and electromyography, could I list down the best journals and the ones with the best impact factor? Is it only by checking the articles that I read in my research? Is there another way to search for the key ones?
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Clinical trials constitute a critical stage of clinical research and it is important to understand what clinical trials are and what forms they take. In this slide deck, we will tell you more about the types and phases of clinical trials. The idea is to help you form a basic understanding of clinical trials. This is a two-part series and the next segment will focus on the things you must remember when preparing to publish a clinical trial manuscript. Coming soon - Part 2: Things to remember...
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Are post-hoc studies analysis of pooled data from previously carried out clinical trials? Or are they clinical trials conducted on specific efficacy or safety parameter from previous trials?

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