Review: Another Obstacle to Publication?

Drummond, Avril

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The Professional Imperative: Why Occupational Therapists Nee1

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“…Another way of overcoming the reluctance of submitting papers for publication is by writing a manuscript in collaboration with a mentor or experienced author (Brown 1994) or seeking guidance from a journal editor (Drummond 1993(Drummond ,1996. A further way to facilitate writing for publication is to form a journal article writing group which could easily be incorporated into the quality assurance programme of a workplace.…”

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Writing for Publication: The Professional Imperative

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Greenwood²,

Lysyk³

1999

British Journal of Occupational Therapy

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Section: The Professional Imperative: Why Occupational Therapists Neementioning

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Writing for Publication: The Professional Imperative

Brown¹,

Greenwood²,

Lysyk³

1999

British Journal of Occupational Therapy

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Howard¹

1993

British Journal of Occupational Therapy

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This article forms part of a symposium entitled ‘An introduction to Writing for Publication in Professional Journals’, prepared by the Editorial Board of BJOT. It divides published material into the broad categories of short and long articles and identifies classifications under each heading. Further papers in the symposium will discuss the structure of a Journal article, writing an editorial and writing a research article.

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Writing for Publication: The Structure of a Journal Article

Kelly¹

1994

British Journal of Occupational Therapy

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It Is very likely that each and ewery occupational therapist has fmme InformaUon 01 knowledge worth p u b lbhlng in a profesd0nal)Ownel. Many cllnklens seem to assume that it Is onty tssearchen, or 8auWnks who c~n wrtte for publlcathwr. It may bethat crll that Is pleventirqgsoms cllnickrns trom wknntbrqthdt Information or Meas for publkatlon Is a lack of knowledge abwt how to etruckm, them. This art)cle I s lntencied as a rough guide and examines the ttile, the abstract, the Introduction, the literatwe revkw, ths dkussion and the conclusion sections of a Journal article. It does not desl wlth method 01 result8 8s these belong to the structure of a research artkle, whkh wHI be dealt with sepatately. rtre article forms part of a sympodurn entitled 'An lntroductlon to M l n g for hrbllcatknr in Professional loumals', plepeted by the EdttoriaJ Bowd of BIOT.

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Review: Another Obstacle to Publication?

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Writing for Publication: The Professional Imperative

Writing for Publication: The Professional Imperative

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Writing for Publication: The Structure of a Journal Article

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