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SUMMARY:UK EQUATOR Centre Publication School: Academic writing and publica
 tion skills for health researchers
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DESCRIPTION:The UK EQUATOR Centre’s Publication School is designed for e
 arly-career researchers and students with limited experience leading the w
 riting for academic manuscripts. It aims to give you a smooth writing proc
 ess that results in a published article that is fit for purpose.  The cour
 se is delivered by methodological and writing experts from the UK EQUATOR 
 Centre and Centre for Statistics in Medicine. Through group work\, discuss
 ion\, and practical exercises\, we cover everything you need to plan\, wri
 te\, and publish your health-related research study.\n\nCourse fees includ
 e a light lunch and refreshments each day.\n\nOur in-person Publication Sc
 hool is highly interactive\, with all-group discussion and small-group exe
 rcises and discussion. We do not record the sessions and are unable to off
 er live streaming. Participants receive an electronic course workbook with
  all notes and exercises.\n\nTopics covered:\nPlanning your message and au
 dience\nNegotiating authorship\nChoosing a journal and avoiding predators\
 nGood writing style and habits\nWhat to write where: recipes for a success
 ful title\, abstract\, introduction\, methods\, results\, and discussion\n
 Using reporting guidelines\nRevising your work for simplicity\, clarity an
 d completeness\nWriting effective cover letters\nSubmission and dealing wi
 th peer review\nDisseminating your article after publication
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SPEAKER:Jennifer de Beyer (UK EQUATOR Centre and Centre for Statistics in 
 Medicine\, NDORMS\, University of Oxford)\, Paula Dhiman (Centre for Stati
 stics in Medicine\, University of Oxford)\, Gary Collins (125th Anniversar
 y Chair and Professor of Medical Statistics\, University of Birmingham)\, 
 James Harwood (UK EQUATOR Centre and Centre for Statistics in Medicine\, N
 DORMS\, University of Oxford)\, Jie Ma (Centre for Statistics in Medicine\
 , NDORMS\, University of Oxford)
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