Scientific Manuscripts and Literature Reviews Flashcards

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What does a high impact factor mean?

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Journal is being referenced a lot

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What format does a primary research article follow?

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IMRAD (Intro, Methods, Results And Discussion)

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What are the types of primary research article?

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Original research article
Surveys
Case reports
Conference proceedings and abstracts
Editorial
Correspondence/letters to the editor

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What are the types of secondary literature?

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Narrative review
Systematic review
Meta-analysis
Book reviews
Guidelines
Commentary

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What does an original scientific manuscript include?

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Novel findings

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What is a literature review?

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Discussions and critiques of the literature (scientific manuscripts).

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What is a systematic review?

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More structured version of a literature review with inclusion/exclusion criteria and data extraction protocols.

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What is a meta-analysis?

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Similar to systematic review, with re-analysis of all the data extracted from the literature.

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Why is a systematic review helpful?

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Can help to propose new research agendas
Helps with funding provision
If several studies give conflicting conclusions, can be helpful to review them

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