Publications by tag "medical publications"

Data obtained during daily clinical practice can be a valuable basis for preparing scientific publications. A doctor’s daily activity makes it possible not only to systematise their own professional experience, but also to make an important contribution to the development of science. How can medical professionals use data from clinical practice in scientific publications? Read our article.

In publication activity, doctors need to comply with a number of requirements, in particular regarding the relevance of information. Why is this important? How can the use of outdated sources affect the quality of a study? Read our article.

Ethical approval is one of the key elements of preparing a medical publication, especially if the study is related to patients, their personal data, etc. What risks exist for the author in the absence of ethical approval? For which publications is it required? Read our article.

A clinical case is one of the most common types of medical research. Publishing a clinical case in a Scopus journal requires not only an interesting and unique medical example, but also compliance with a number of requirements. What may be the reasons for the rejection of a clinical case in Scopus? Read our article.

Informed patient consent in a medical article is confirmation that the author has complied with the necessary ethical requirements. This aspect is extremely important in studies where the patient can be identified. How should informed patient consent be prepared? Read our article.

Scientific publications play an important role in disseminating new information among the academic community. This is especially relevant to specialists in the field of medicine, whose research influences the development of the field. How do scientific publications affect the professional development of a medical professional? Read our article.