Elements of a Research Report

What should the text size be on a poster presentation?

0.5" - 2.0"

What is the Title word limit in many journals?

15 words

What is the abstract word limit in many journals?

250-500 words

What should a normal Poster Presentation poster size be?

4' x 4-8'

How does budget differ from proposal to paper?

Budget must be included in the proposal but not in the paper. A paper is more about the results

In a research paper what is an essential element?

Conclusions

In a research paper, what is an important element

Discussion

Most common reason for rejecting a manuscript is

Does not fit the editorial mission of journal

refers to journals that make all articles freely available on their website without restrictions.

Gold

after an article is published in a traditional subscription journal, the author makes a copy available in a separate repository.

Green open access

traditional subscription journals that provide an option to an author to publish articles with free access immediately on the journal's website by paying a fee.

Hybrid gold access

How does the abstract differ from Proposal to paper?

In the Proposal the abstract is written for non - experts so the non experts in the IRB can understand. Abstract needs to be for an expert who is reading the paper.

What are the parts of an article that are included in an Oral Presentation?

Introduction, methods, results, and conclusion

What aspects of an article should a Poster presentation contain?

Introduction, methods, results, and conclusion

6 Basic Elements of Research Report

Introduction, methods, results, discussion, conclusion, and references

How does "informed consent" differ from proposal to paper.?

It must be included in the proposal but just the name of the IRB is fine for the paper

3 Types of Research reports

Journal article, poster presentation, and oral presentation

In a research Proposal, what is the most important element?

Methods

How do the methods differ from the proposal to paper?

Most important element of the proposal but should be in less detail in the paper

Final Stage of Research Effort -Clarify, expand, amplify body of knowledge -Provide permanent record to larger audience -Disseminate knowledge on a professional level to encourage critical discourse

Research Report

What is the most important part of the Oral presentation?

Results section

What are the 4 types of slides in an Oral Presentation?

Text, image, table, and graph

How do the results and discussion differ from proposal and paper?

They are not included in a proposal but they should be an objective report and considered important in a paper.

In a research proposal, what are essential elements?

Timetable and informed consent

that summarizes the content of the article.

abstract

where you will establish the take-home message of the research report. It reflects your interpretation of the results in terms of the purpose of the study and its relation to clinical practice.

discussion

What is a journal's impact factor?

frequency journal's articles are cited elsewhere in the previous 2 years (some also report a 5-year factor)

How does the introduction differ from Proposal to Paper?

in proposal the introduction is a critical element but should be brief and to the point in a paper.

It provides a description of the research question and the specific motivation for the author to answer it.

introduction

the map you followed when conducting your research. The details should be clear enough that someone else could recreate the steps you took in conducting your research.

methods

›Proposals differ from research papers in a "___-____ relationship to actual project

pre-post

the number of groups, the randomization procedure if applicable, and how blinding was incorporated. This section explains how data were obtained, through direct measurement, interview, or observation, or by accessing data from other sources such as medical records or questionnaires.

procedures

contains a report of results without commentary or interpretation. It is a description of all findings, usually accompanied by a visual depiction of how data do or do not support the specific aims or hypotheses of the study.

reports

›Proposal becomes ________ __ ______ to implement a research plan

rule of conduct

›Proposal details future __________ _________ to address clinical problem

systematic approach

Explain the "5-minute rule"

within 5 minute they should be able to get everything we need to know from your poster. Emphasize the reults