Writing Successful Scientific Papers: A User’s Guide > 논문작성 병원경영 기타

이 책은 영어로 논문을 작성하는 요령과 알아두어야 할 여러 가지 사항을 일목요연하게 정리한 도서로 국내외 저자진이 집필한 영문 도서이다.

다수의 SCI 논문을 발표하고 국제학회 경험이 풍부한 저자진은 다양한 팁과 예문을 통해 논문의 작성부터 발표까지 전 과정에 대해 설명하였다. 또한 Authorship Conference를 경험한 여러 저자의 사례를 통해 효과적인 학습법에 대해서도 참고할 수 있다.

영어로 논문을 작성하고 발표해야하는 의학을 전공으로 하는 학생, 간호사, 기사, 전공의, 임상강사, 교수에게 유용한 참고서가 될 것이다.
 
Preface
 
One truth holds true for all scientists: publication is hard currency. It is the means for disseminating ideas and results, it is critical for academic success, and it remains a difficult skill to master. It is equally hard to methodically teach these skills. In 1994, I established an ongoing interdisciplinary research meeting to generate ideas, projects, and publications. In 2001, I formed the Authorship Conference, in Korea, to specifically teach junior professors, fellows, residents, students, technologists, and nurses how to prepare scientific papers. This spread to Authorship Conferences in universities in Japan and China, until my retirement in 2019. Thereafter, I ran similar conferences at the University of Texas in San Antonio and at the Hospital Max Peralta in Costa Rica for two years.
 
During my academic career, I have mentored more than one thousand doctors, medical students, technologists and nurses through lectures and Authorship Conferences. This approach has proven repeatedly successful at improving the writing productivity and publication of scientific colleagues. Publication drives scientific progress. Training colleagues in research and publication, launches the next generation of scientists and extends the future lifespan of publications. To that end, the objective of this book is to provide readers with a sort of Authorship Conference course of their own-- a practical guide to developing their own scientific writing careers, unhindered by a potential lack of local mentoring.
 
I am enjoying my post-retirement life, learning new things from smart people, and using my own experiences and expertise to benefit young doctors and students abroad. I have realized that any place where enthusiastic doctors and students are found can be my home, and I am devoted to improving humanity by improving scientific communication and inspiring future researchers. I humbly hope this book will serve you in advancing your own endeavors.
 
This book is divided into six sections:
Section 1: How to Write a Scientific Paper Section 2: Examples of Writing a Research Paper Section 3: Seven Tips on Writing Scientific Papers in English Section 4: How to Conduct Authorship Conference Section 5: What I Have Learned from the Research and Authorship Conference with Prof. Song Section 6: From Submission to Publication.
 
I am delighted to write this book together with 10 of my great mentees. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to my mentor, Prof. Ziv J. Haskal, who wrote the Foreword.
 
Ho-Young Song, M.D., PhD 

SECTION 1 How to Write a Scientific Paper 001
 
1-1 How to Write the Title 002
1-2 How to Write the Abstract 004
1-3 How to Write the Introduction Section 007
1-4 How to Write the Materials and Methods Section 010
1-5 How to Write the Results Section 014
1-6 How to Write the Discussion Section 016
1-7 How to Prepare Tables and Figures 019
1-8 How to Cite Sources 022

 
SECTION 2 Examples of Writing a Research Paper 025
 
2-1 An Example 026
2-2 An Example 036

 
SECTION 3 Seven Tips on Writing Scientific Papers in English 045
 
TIP 1 Listen to Your Patients 052
TIP 2 Try to do Collaborative Research 054
TIP 3 Find mentors and Keep in Touch with them 056
TIP 4 Take a note of Useful English Phrases 060
TIP 5 Write a Short Paper in a Short Period of Time 062
TIP 6 Train New Doctors and Cooperate with them 063
TIP 7 You Need Strong Motivation 067

 
SECTION 4 How to Conduct Authorship Conference 071
 
4-1 What it is and How to Set it up 072
4-2 How to Lead your Authorship Conference 074
4-3 Four Examples of Working Conferences 084

 
SECTION 5 What I have learned from the Research and Authorship Conference with Prof. Song 219
 
5-1 As a Professor 220
5-2 As an Associate Professor 224
5-3 As an Assistant Professor 228
5-4 As a Fellow 231
5-5 As a Gastroenterologist 235
5-6 As a Surgeon 240
5-7 As a Resident 247
5-8 As a Radiological Technologist 250
5-9 As a Medical School Student 256
5-10 As an Engineering Student 258

SECTION 6 From Submission to Publication 263
 
6-1 Submission of a Manuscript 264
6-2 Acknowledgement Receipt 268
6-3 Revision and the Role of Reviewers 269
6-4 Result Notification 274
6-5 Correction of Proofs 279
6-6 Publication 280