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The ability to demonstrate that a specific health care profession provides valuable and effective services that meet society's health needs is a major objective for all health care academicians and researchers. Such skills are critical to ensure service reimbursement from an increasingly small pool of health care dollars.
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Acknowledgments About the Author Chapter 1 Introduction: The Importance of Writing to Advance Your Careerand Profession Chapter 2 Writing Resources—Mentors, Writing Partners, and Self-Discipline Chapter 3 Manuscript Structure and Content for General Research Studies Chapter 4 Manuscript Structure and Content for Intervention Effectiveness Studies Chapter 5 Manuscript Structure and Content for Instrument Developmentand Testing Studies Chapter 6 Manuscript Structure and Content for Case Reports Chapter 7 Reporting Statistical Data in Text and Tables Chapter 8 Preparing and Submitting Manuscripts for Publication Chapter 9 The Revision Process Chapter 10 Writing a Scholarly Discussion Paper Chapter 11 Turning Academic and Clinical Work Into Publishable Journal Articles Chapter 12 Ethical Considerations in Publication Index
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Sharon A. Gutman, PhD, OTR, FAOTA is an occupational therapist and associate professor at Columbia University Medical Center. In a career spanning 25 years, she has published 42 peer-reviewed articles, 7 textbooks, 6 textbook chapters, 24 editorials as editor-in-chief of the American Journal of Occupational Therapy (AJOT), and 5 continuing education articles and courses. Dr. Gutman served as the editor-in-chief of AJOT between 2008 and 2014, during which time she helped practitioners and researchers better understand manuscript writing, clinical study reporting standards, intervention fidelity, research methodologies, health literacy, and copyright issues. A major initiative of her editorship was to help researchers better understand the need for evidence-based research to support health care practice and the design and implementation of intervention effectiveness studies. By the end of her AJOT editorship, she had increased the publication of clinical intervention studies by 50% and helped to increase the journal impact factor score from an average of 0.641 over a 10-year period (1998–2007) to a 5-year score of 2.021 in 2014. In this book Dr. Gutman summarizes her 25 years of experience and knowledge to help students and researchers better understand the use of health care reporting standards in manuscript preparation, the reporting of statistical data in text, and the manuscript review and revision process. Readers will find this book easy to use and critical to a successful writing career in academia and research.
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The ability to demonstrate that a specific health care profession provides valuable and effective services that meet society’s health needs is a major objective for all health care academicians and researchers. Such skills are critical to ensure service reimbursement from an increasingly small pool of health care dollars.
