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Interested in research publication but still in the researching stage? Check out the below guide!
This guide was created to walk a user through a literature search as it relates to EBM: from creating a search question from a basic need (clinical or research) to searching the literature, to evaluating and applying the medical literature to your question.
http://www.michaeldedonno.com/
Dr. DeDonno's website promotes the field of experimental research. As such, he goes into depth regarding the entire research process, as well as exploring statistics, and disseminating your work with society.
Residents can also reach him via email at mdedonno@health.fau.edu.
Created by FAU Libraries' Scholarly Communication Program, the guide provides resources for choosing a journal, determining journal quality (including identifying predatory publishers), and author rights.
Endnote's "Journal Match" feature enables authors to find journals that matches their manuscript. Through the FAU Libraries' subscription to Web of Science, FAU students, faculty and staff have FREE access to EndNote Web Basic.
For access:
To utilize the Journal Match feature:
FAU Libraries maintains an annual subscription to BMJ Case Reports, and are provided a fellowship code which waives the author submission fee for FAU residents, affiliate faculty, faculty, and students. Please contact Tiffany Follin, or the medical department, for the code.
Instructions for Authors regarding writing and submission are available HERE.
Tiffany Follin: tfollin@health.fau.edu
Department Email: librarymed@fau.edu
Looking to submit for the first time? Or not sure where else you can submit your work to?
Use the below resources to match your manuscript with a journal. Results are an indication of compatibility and does not indicate or ensure acceptance of your article.