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FADIC Toolkit for Writing Research

How to Write a Great Research Paper Using Reporting Guidelines

A Research Paper is any kind of academic writing based on original research which features analysis and interpretation from the author.

Writing a research paper can be a bit overwhelming.

That’s why we created this step-by-step toolkit where we take you through the academic writing process one manageable piece at a time.

We’ll break down the writing process into easy steps to help you understand how to write a research paper fast no matter how long it must be.

Welcome to our Toolkit for Writing Research!

Using the resources you find here will set you on the right road to writing a great research paper using reporting guidelines

When published, your article will start a new independent life. It will be read and critically appraised, and it may contribute to systematic reviews, inform clinical guidelines, and influence clinical practice.

Before you Submit your Paper to a Journal, you Need to Consider Whether the Article will Achieve its Purpose:

Will a reviewer be able to scrutinize your study’s methods to assess the risk of bias?
Would another researcher be able to replicate your experiment?
Can numerical results be extracted from your paper easily?
Have you provided enough detail about your intervention to allow its use in clinical practice?

The Resources in this Toolkit will Help you Achieve a Long and Useful Life for your Article by Reporting it in the Best Way Possible

Find the right reporting guideline with the EQUATOR wizard
Browse the EQUATOR library of reporting guidelines
Read chapters from our textbook explaining why reporting guidelines are helpful
Look at examples of good reporting
Using COBWEB, an online tool for writing randomised controlled trial reports
Read a “How to…” article on reporting medical research
Use an annotated journal article from Authoraid as inspiration
Follow the ICJME recommendations
Professional medical writing support
General guidance on scientific writing

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