...it's not just about translating your paper into English
Dr Steven Lock
Chief Executive
British Medical Journal

Agenda (PRESENTING MEDICAL DATA & MEDICAL WRITING)
16-17th April 2010, Warsaw

Day 1 – Medical Writing

08.00–08.10

Registration & morning coffee

08.10–08.15

Welcome & opening remarks

08.15–09.00

Lecture 1 – How to write an abstract: key elements, common issues. SP

09.00–10.00

Lecture 2 – Writing in English: Common problems, what makes text difficult/easy to read, using paragraphs effectively, jargon and technical terminology. JC

10.00–10.15

Coffee break

10.15–11.00

Lecture 3 – Other types of writing (letters to the Editor, research grant applications, covering letters, response to reviewers, etc.). JC 

11.00–11.15

Coffee break

11.15–12.00

Lecture 4 – The editorial process: How a journal treats submitted articles, the peer-review process, why papers are rejected, what to do if your article is rejected/accepted, publishing strategy. LW

12.00–12.30

Lecture 5 - Managing bibliographies effectively

12.30–13.30

Lunch

13.30–17.30

Workshops (including coffee breaks)
Workshop 1 – Review a manuscript, identify its faults and suggest improvements
Workshop 2 – Write an abstract, discuss the covering letter and response to the referees’ comments

 

 

Day 2 – Presenting medical data at scientific meetings


08.15–08.30

Morning coffee

08.30–09.30

Lecture 1 – The elements of a paper: Introduction, Methods, Results and Discussion (IMRAD). SP

09.30–09.45

Coffee break

09.45–10.45

Lecture 2 – How to make a scientific poster: structure, design, and data presentation. LW

10.45–11.00

Coffee break

11.00–12.00

Lecture 3 – How to prepare an oral presentation: selecting the content, slide structure, design, common problems, do’s and don’ts. JC

12.00–13.00

Lunch

13.00–17.00

Workshops (including coffee breaks)

 

Workshop 1 – Prepare and present  a poster

 

Workshop 2 – Develop slides and deliver a short oral presentation

17.00–17.15

Closing remarks & certificates

 

 

(more)  (speakers)  (location)

Patronage:

PTT

Polish Society of Transplantation

Polskie Towarzystwo Dermatologiczne

Polish Dermatological Society


The Polish Society For Rheumatology

Testimonials

"A practical approach and professionalism of the tutor"

Rafał Zyśk, Health Economics Consulting
Statystyka praktyczna w badaniach klinicznych i publikacjach naukowych, Warszawa, 11.12.2010
translation: PMW 



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