Outlining and dictating scientific manuscripts is a useful method for health researchers: A focus group interview | Zendy

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Outlining and dictating scientific manuscripts is a useful method for health researchers: A focus group interview

Author(s) -

Kristoffer Andresen,

Jannie Laursen,

Jacob Rosenberg

Publication year - 2018

Publication title -

sage open medicine

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.125

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ISSN - 2050-3121

DOI - 10.1177/2050312118778728

Subject(s) - dictation , focus group , medical education , qualitative research , graduation (instrument) , guideline , medicine , psychology , computer science , pathology , marketing , business , social science , geometry , mathematics , sociology , speech recognition

Experienced young researchers found beneficial effects of using a structured outline to prepare for dictation of scientific articles. The outline was a tool that would develop in close collaboration with co-authors and mentors. With dictation, a full first draft of a manuscript can be produced in a few hours. Participants positively evaluated this structured and reproducible way of producing scientific articles.

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