I’ve spent quite a while trying to convince you that you really ought not to be writing a case report. But you’re in a bind. Firstly, you’ve got in mind a case report – or you’re under pressure to write a case report with (for) someone. And also, you’ve got to get published. So, what […]
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Practical Authorship: Should I write a Case Report?
Should you write a case report? There is a short answer here, and there is a long answer. I will give you the short answer, but only if you promise to read the rest. The short answer is “no”*. The longer answer is… […]
Practical Authorship: Who is Reading?
If you write, who is reading? Something I find strange is that people don’t draw on their own experience of reading when they begin to write. As such, they often don’t write in a way that they themselves would be drawn to. Let me start here with a couple of questions. Please answer […]