Scholarly Publishing Guide
Intended to assist scholars early in their publishing career.
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How to use this Guide
This guide is designed to be used by Indiana University School of Medicine students and faculty who are new to scholarly publishing.
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Literature ReviewProcess: Relevant biomedical article databases and tips for searching them. Product: Guidance on how to write a lit review.
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Designing ResearchStudy types and books covering research design.
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Conducting researchCITI Training, Institutional Research Board (IRB), and Translational Research Institute Services (TRI)
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Presenting ResearchPoster presentations and Conference Presentations
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Writing ResearchWriting resources and citation resources
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Where to Publish/PresentGuidance on where and where not to publish, publishers' tools, open access, and where to present.
Research Publication Lifecycle
Adapted from: Henderson, M. E. (2016). Data management : a practical guide for librarians. Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield.
Guide Attribution
This guide is based on the Research and Scholarly Activity Guide created by Lindsay Blake, UAMS Library, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. Copied and modified with permission, 2019.