Medical Paper Writing Service

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Medical Paper Writing Why the Paper Structure is
Important?
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Medical Research Paper Writing

• The purpose of writing a medical research
  paper is not only to tell the world about your
  research. It is to go beyond the mere
  presentation of facts and thoughts. You must
  reach out to the readers in a way that
  communicates your research effectively and helps
  them understand the issues at hand.
• Theres no point in writing a research paper if
  the readers cant take away the most important
  message or the message you want to convey through
  your medical paper.

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Why have Good Manuscript Structures?
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Medical Paper Writing The Essential Elements of
its Structure
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• Introduction 
• (What are you studying and why)

This section to let the readers understand why
you undertook a particular study.
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DOs and DONTs

• Use a simple and layman language which the
  readers can understand.
• There must be a logical reason for undertaking
  your study. State this reason by providing a
  background of the problem you aim to resolve
  through research. Cite the studies to support
  your arguments.
• Summarize the current knowledge on the topic,
  citing appropriate studies.

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• Explain how your research will contribute to the
  field or advance the current knowledge.
• State the research question clearly.
• Explain the theory behind your research study.
• Dont review all the published studies on the
  topic. Only cite the relevant ones.

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2) Methods  (What and how did you do)
This section describes the methods of experiment
you followed to arrive at your conclusion.
However, a well-conducted research is always
replicable. This means that another researcher
can reproduce the results by following the
methods described in your medical paper.
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DOs and DONTs

• Write full details of all the methods,
  techniques, instruments, and the lab settings.
• Give a diagram of the experimental setup.
• Specify the questionnaire, survey, or other data
  collection instruments
• Cite the studies that support the validity and
  reliability of the used methods and instruments.
• Explain the analysis methods and why you chose
  them
• Dont exclude any important detail to just avoid
  writing a lengthy description of methods.

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3) Results  (What did you find)
It includes the outcome of your study. Start with
the most significant findings first followed by
the less important ones.
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DOs and DONTs

• Describe the actual findings rather than
  generalizations.
• Use tables and figures where necessary
• Describe any unexpected or surprising results in
  the text
• Give an easy and comprehensible interpretation of
  the results rather than simply stating the
  statistical data
• Dont include detailed descriptions of the
  results illustrated by figures and tables

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4) Discussion  (Meaning of your findings)
A good discussion describes each of the findings
with their broader implications, and how they can
be generalized to derive a conclusion stated in
the introduction.
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DOs and DONTs

• State whether your hypothesis was supported by
  any references
• Explain what the results imply
• Relate your findings to the previous studies in
  the domain whether your findings support or
  contradict the previous studies

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• Explain how your study adds to what is already
  known.
• If there are any alternative explanations for the
  results, mention them.
• Brief about the limitations of the study, if any
• Dont simply repeat the results
• Dont draw any conclusion that is not supported
  by the data

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5) Conclusion  (What you learn from the study)
Finally, state the main conclusions of your
study. The readers must be able to understand
what you did, how you did, and how you arrived at
your conclusion.
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DOs and DONTs

• Explain what youve learned from the study. The
  conclusion must be directly related to the
  research question posed in the Introduction.
• Explain the broader implications of your
  research.
• Suggest future avenues of research to advance the
  knowledge gained from the study or answer
  questions your study could not address.
• Dont write any conclusion that the research
  doesnt really support.

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• A good writer keeps his audience and their
  variety in mind while writing his paper.
• He structures it so that the readers know what to
  expect under different sections of the medical
  manuscript.

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