How should the results of a research study be presented? II the manuscript and the publication process

Carlos Manterola, Viviana Pineda, Manuel Vial, Luis Grande

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Abstract

Publishing a manuscript is the logical result of any research study, allowing information to be shared with the scientific community, and providing personal satisfaction and career enhancement. The present article reviews some of the rules and recommendations for drafting the main sections of an original study (introduction, methodology, results, discussion). We discuss several aspects of the editorial process and the main reasons why manuscripts are returned. However well a manuscript is written, it cannot hide the methodological defects of a poorly designed study. The best way to avoid difficulties when writing is to have a good working hypothesis, clear objectives, and impeccable methodology.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)70-77
JournalCirugia Espanola
Volume81
Issue number2
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 1 Feb 2007

Keywords

  • Publication components
  • Publication formats
  • Publication type
  • Publication type category
  • Technical report

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