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This article was migrated. The article was marked as recommended. Promoting your research findings to the broader academic and clinical community requires publication dependent on peer review.This opinion piece is a short reflection on the author's journey as she completes her PhD and traverses the fickle world of peer review and publication.Feeling deflated after a poor journal review, the author briefly explores the vulnerability of rejection, and the rewarding consequences of publishing on-line with MedEdPublish, as an open access journal, where post-publication reviews are transparent and there is an opportunity to engage in a shared dialogue with members of the community of practice.

The vulnerability and jubilation of publication; a reflection on publishing with MedEdPublish