Non-native speakers of English often find it very difficult to paraphrase or summarize English text using their own words. This is one reason why many non-English speaking authors are unable to clear plagiarism check at Read More
Responding to peer reviewer comments requesting for major revisions is indeed a daunting task for most authors! Although this requires a lot of effort, it contributes to improving your paper, making it worthwhile. This video Read More
Scientific data is invaluable. Data management is an essential part of responsible conduct of any research initiative. Yet, a large part of scientific data generated over the years has been lost. How does data loss Read More
In this 3-minute video, Dr. Leslie Citrome—Clinical Professor of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, New York Medical College, and Editor-in-Chief, International Journal of Clinical Practice—explains why it is important for the author to promote Read More
In this 7-minute video, Dr. Leslie Citrome gives valuable advice on what authors can do to ensure that their manuscript goes smoothly through the peer review process, what they should include in the cover letter, Read More
In this 7-minute video, Dr. Leslie Citrome emphasizes the importance of sending out pre-submission inquiries to journals, explaining how authors can benefit from them. He also shares some of the metrics of the International Journal Read More
In this 6-minute video, Dr. Leslie Citrome, Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Clinical Practice, gives an overview of the submissions that the journal receives from Asia, identifies specific challenges in these submissions, and explains Read More
Manuscript rejection can be very frustrating! But what if you could turn it into a positive experience? Watch this video to find out how you can benefit from rejection by taking it as a learning Read More
Donald Samulack, President US Operations, Editage, presents a session titled “Can an author’s editor help expedite peer review of the manuscript they edit?” The session was delivered as part of the panel on “Experiences, Read More
In this 2-minute video, Bruce Dancik explains how much of the data included in tables and figures should be presented in the form of text, and how much should be left for the reader to Read More
