Question 1

All medical journals use a blinded peer-review process to keep the decision-making process fair.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Which of the following has the highest perceived value and importance in peer-reviewed publications?

Accepted Answer

A)  Abstract 
B)  Case report 
C)  Original article 
D)  Clinical review article 
A)  Abstract 
B)  Case report 
C)  Original article 
D)  Clinical review article

Question 3

A valid reason for rejecting a manuscript could be that the specific topic is inappropriate for the content and/or focus of that journal.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

The possible outcomes for the peer-review process include:

Accepted Answer

A)  Acceptance or minor revisions required 
B)  Major revisions required or outright rejection 
C)  All of these 
D)  None of these 
A)  Acceptance or minor revisions required 
B)  Major revisions required or outright rejection 
C)  All of these 
D)  None of these

Question 5

Some healthcare professions' publications do not accept manuscripts from students as a matter of policy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

A person who only performs the statistical analysis for a medical manuscript and does no actual writing does not meet the criteria for authorship.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

A query letter is an appropriate method for determining interest in a research paper, a commentary, or an opinion article among biomedical editors.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

All medical journals use a blinded peer-review process to keep the decision-making process fair.

Which of the following has the highest perceived value and importance in peer-reviewed publications?

A valid reason for rejecting a manuscript could be that the specific topic is inappropriate for the content and/or focus of that journal.

The possible outcomes for the peer-review process include:

Some healthcare professions' publications do not accept manuscripts from students as a matter of policy.

A person who only performs the statistical analysis for a medical manuscript and does no actual writing does not meet the criteria for authorship.

A query letter is an appropriate method for determining interest in a research paper, a commentary, or an opinion article among biomedical editors.

Introduction

Regulatory Protection of Human Subjects in Research

The Research Problem

Review of the Literature

The Systematic Review

Methodology

Survey Research

Qualitative Research

Community-Based Participatory Research

Clinical Investigations

Data Analysis

Exploring Statistics Comparing Differences in Health Care

The Results Section

The Discussion Section

References

Interpreting the Language

Filters

Exam 16: Writing and Publishing in the Health Professions

All medical journals use a blinded peer-review process to keep the decision-making process fair.

Which of the following has the highest perceived value and importance in peer-reviewed publications?

A valid reason for rejecting a manuscript could be that the specific topic is inappropriate for the content and/or focus of that journal.

The possible outcomes for the peer-review process include:

Some healthcare professions' publications do not accept manuscripts from students as a matter of policy.

A person who only performs the statistical analysis for a medical manuscript and does no actual writing does not meet the criteria for authorship.

A query letter is an appropriate method for determining interest in a research paper, a commentary, or an opinion article among biomedical editors.

Introduction

Regulatory Protection of Human Subjects in Research

The Research Problem

Review of the Literature

The Systematic Review

Methodology

Survey Research

Qualitative Research

Community-Based Participatory Research

Clinical Investigations

Data Analysis

Exploring Statistics Comparing Differences in Health Care

The Results Section

The Discussion Section

References

Interpreting the Language

Filters