The letter from the editor generally comes in one of 4 flavors. First, a manuscript may be
accepted without any changes. If this happens to you, count yourself lucky; such an editorial …

2 Volume 18 Number 1 JOURNAL OF PEDIATRIC HEALTH CARE places to identify clinical
topics. Another approach might be to look over a list of patients you've cared for in the past …

Authors submitting a paper often receive an opportunity to revise and resubmit the paper.
Authors may find addressing reviewers' comments challenging. We posit authors should …

Writing for Publication in Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine | Adolescent Medicine
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1. Objective (s). State an objective, not necessarily a hypothesis. Hypothesis testing does not
fit the design of many studies and sometimes leads to simplistic thumbs-up or thumbs-down …

HOW TO MAXIMIZE THE CHANCE OF PUBLICATION In Table 1, the factors that are
particularly important in producing a manuscript that will be accepted for publication are …

FUNDING AGENCIES, STUDY PARTICIPANTS, AND investigators work on the expectation
that the results of a research study will be published and widely disseminated. Not to do so …

© 2006 Pulsus Group Inc. All rights reserved find it useful to set the paper aside for a week
and then come back to it–flaws may then be more glaring. Remember, no piece of writing …

THE ARTICLE BY HARTLING ET AL1 IN THIS issue of the ARCHIVES joins a growing
number of studies identifying the under-lying reasons for publication bias. As with other …

OBJECTIVE: To compare reviews done by editor-selected reviewers with reviews by author-
suggested reviewers, examining the quality, timeliness, and recommendations of the 2 sets …