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Writing a medical article
An article is the byproduct of a research project written to inform the community of researchers about the project and avoid the performance of simultaneous similar studies. In this regard, the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors presented a framework for research articles to enhance the quality of medical science and consistency among the medical researchers. Although the medical findings of the research can be presented in various formats, including case studies, a research article should generally have the following sections.
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Declaration of Helsinki
Regarding the ethical issues in research, this Declaration was first adopted by the World Medical Association in 1964 at Helsinki to guide the biomedical researchers working with human participants. There were some modifications to the Declaration of Helsinki and the final revision was made in 2000 in Scotland. During 2002 and 2004, two clauses were added to two principles in this declaration. This declaration includes 32 articles in 3 sections. The following part explains some of the principals mentioned in the Declaration of Helsinki.
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Ethics in Research
Research ethics were first introduced as a result of Nuremberg trials in 1947 at the end of World Wide II when 23 doctors and bureaucrats were accused in the trials of military courts for their cruel rules against humanity. The reason for this was that a large number of physicians and military authorities conducted their experiments on a large number of individuals, who are unaware of the conducted studies. These experiments led to a high mortality rate. In this regard, the following ten points of the code were proposed to stop this condition:
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Sample size determination
Sample size determination is an important step in conducting research since it should provide the necessary information about the population of the study. In case the sample size is smaller than expected, the obtained results of the study cannot be generalized to the target population. On the other hand, the larger the sample size the more precise the findings. However, it is not usually possible to have a large sample size due to research limitations, such as cost, time, or the convenience of collecting the data. There are different approaches to calculate the sample size:
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Nonprobability sampling
Nonprobability sampling is a type of sampling, where members of sample are not chosen randomly. Unlike probability sampling, all members of population do not have an equal chance of being selected for the study. As a result, the obtained results of such studies cannot be generalized to the members of target population. In general, Nonprobability Read more about Nonprobability sampling[…]
Probability Sampling
In general, sampling is conducted in two types of probability sampling and non-probability sampling. In probability sampling there is an equal chance for all members of a population to be selected for the study. Therefore, each member has a known chance of being randomly chosen in the sample. The types of probability sampling are presented below.
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Sampling
One of the important steps for researchers to conduct their study is the recruitment of research participants. Given this, the researchers need to identify the following elements of research.
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Studies without control groups
There is a type of research conducted without any control groups. These studies cannot be considered trials and are mostly employed to investigate a method of diagnosis rather than examining the effect of a treatment or drug. The main disadvantage of these studies is that the researchers may consider their own method as the best available method since there is no comparison.
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Sequential controlled clinical trials
Regarding our previous article on controlled clinical trials, this essay extends the discussion to the classification of sequential controlled trials.
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Classifications of clinical trials
Clinical trials are divided into two groups of parallel and sequential controlled studies. This article explains the features related to parallel studies.
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Interventional studies
Interventional studies, which are considered the gold standard for effectiveness research, can strongly address the causality of between two variables.
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Cohort studies
Prospective cohort studies are designed in a way that the two investigated groups are classified based on their exposure status and risk factors. In the next step, the samples are studied over time to evaluate and compare the outcomes in both groups.
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Cross-sectional studies
Cross-sectional studies have several names, including cross-sectional studies, surveys, and Prevalence study, Epidemiological study.
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Observational studies
The main aim of these studies is not only to describe and express the status of the present situation, but also to identify and compare the relationships between two or more variables and their impact in different groups.
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Descriptive studies
Descriptive research is a type of research method which explains the existing phenomenon without considering the causes of the phenomenon under the study. In this regard, the data is collected through investigating the effect of the phenomenon on the investigated the population. There is a need to consider the following three characteristics in descriptive research:
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Data Measurement Scale
There are four types of scales to measure the data. Each qualitative or quantitative variable will be measured with one of the following scales:
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The use and importance of variables:
The research intends to achieve goals. To pursue the goals, you need variables that make the process of goal setting possible to identify which results in the achievement of the goals.
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Purpose and hypothesis of the study
The basis of a study is its purpose and hypothesis, which are directly drawn from the subject of the research. This means that the purpose of research directs the way through which research should be conducted to reach the goal.
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Reviewing the available resources and information(part 2)
Firstly, the introduction of the article starts by expressing the identity (ID) of research, including the names of the authors that has two benefits.
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It is a part of dissertation with two main parts.
A: The history of keywords
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Research topic selection
The initial step in research process is to find a problem or question in a particular subject area.
Statement of the problem
This section includes the last stage of topic selection that is embedded in the third chapter of the research thesis.
How to avoid plagiarism
Plagiarism is defined as using the whole or part of the texts or ideas published or unpublished by other individuals without mentioning the source in the proper manner or obtaining permission in case of necessity.
What is research
Although research and exploration are familiar words, these words sound different.
Selection criteria for indexing in EBSCO
EBSCO database, established by Stephen B. Alton in the United States in 1944, is currently serving as one of the largest publishers and collectors of various types of resources and information, including full-text journals, newspapers, and other information sources.
Criteria for Embase indexing
Embase is one of the largest databases supported by Elsevier Company, which covers more than 8500 research journals.
How to index journals in ESCI (Emerging Sources Citation Index)
The Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) was launched in late 2015 as a new database. Around 2400 journals were selected for coverage at launch. Read more about How to index journals in ESCI (Emerging Sources Citation Index)
ISC Journal Indexing Regulations
Islamic World Science Citation Center (ISC) is a scientific information system that aims to analyze the scientific journals of Islamic countries based on valid criteria of scientometrics.
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The criteria for indexing in J-Gate
J-Gate is an electronic gateway launched by an Indian company in 2001. It provides unrivaled access to millions of articles from online journals presented by 12210 publications.
Creative Commons License
Creative Commons is a set of exclusive rights for the publishers or creators of genuine and unique works that includes such rights as publishing, reproducing, and modeling of the work. Read more about Creative Commons License
Who is editor-in-chief
Editor-in-chief is in charge of producing scientific content and journal management.
The Guidelines for the membership in COPE
COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) is an international community that promotes all aspects of publishing ethics for editors, publishers, and all members involved in publishing.
Criteria for OAJI indexing
The OAJI is a database for open accessed journals that have the full text of articles.
Making more attractive articles to read by authors
- Send informative and persuasive messages to all authors
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Scopus Indexing
Scopus indexing is an important achievement for journals around the world, and this success will not only increase the level of satisfaction but also ensure the quality of the journal for other members of the scientific community.
Selection criteria for being indexed in Ebsco
In 1944, Elton B. Stephens founded Ebsco database in the United States that is currently considered as one of the largest publishers and collectors of various types of resource and information, including full-text journals, newspapers, and other information sources
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Criteria of indexing in DOAJ
DOAJ is one of the international databases for indexing open access journals that covers all academic and research topics and provides free access to published articles.
What is plagiarism
Plagiarism refers to the use of ideas and phrases of other authors, whether published or unpublished, without providing the credit of the original author.
How plagiarism can be prevented in the articles?
Training researchers is the most important factor in preventing plagiarism.
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