Want to learn how to review a paper?
Check out @HalliePrescott on channel 7
Your first two questions should be:
1. Accept or reject?
2. How do I optimise this paper for acceptance?
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@HalliePrescott Think about the core of the article:
What
How
Why
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@HalliePrescott If you decide to accept
be thoughtful and kind when making revisions…
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@HalliePrescott Useful questions to consider when reviewing a manuscript
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The legendary @BellomoRinaldo now discusses…how to write a discussion!
He starts with what NOT to do #lives2021
@BellomoRinaldo And here’s what you should do!
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@BellomoRinaldo Principles of how to present key findings #LIVES2021
@BellomoRinaldo These are phrases and principles I’ve never thought about… #LIVES2021
Use tact to include uncertainty and flaws regarding previous literature...
@BellomoRinaldo Then move on to highlight the need for, and awesomeness of your study
(remember these are facts, not opinion)
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@BellomoRinaldo Don’t forget to emphasise plausibility #LIVES2021
@BellomoRinaldo The “clinical implications” bit explains to the reviewers and readers (clinicians, policy makers etc) the “so what now?” bit of your study
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@BellomoRinaldo Strengths and limitations.
The quatrain rule applies here too #LIVES2021
@BellomoRinaldo How to write your conclusion:
Remember to tie it in with the abstract!
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@BellomoRinaldo Conclusions from the master
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