Self-paced learning tutorial providing techniques to avoid plagiarism and highlighting other aspects of academic integrity. This module goes into detail about providing citations and attribution. A certificate of completion is available once the tutorial has been reviewed.
Before completing a draft of your manuscript, it's important to consider what journal(s) are best for your research. Many authors create a "short list" of possible journals, considering the following factors:
Below, you will find resources to help you discover journals and evaluate the best fit.
Search by journal, topic, author, or "My Citations" to identify scholarly journals in which to publish. Provides journal metadata broken down into general information, quality metrics & indexing, publication policies, and open access.
Creating a well-written article for a medical journal can be a struggle – be sure to check specific instructions for authors, but also take a look at some of the general tips found below!
Instead of, or prior to publishing in a medical journal, many researchers and students present posters and papers at conferences or targeted research sections.