What makes it unique?
What is it?
Research to Publication is a research methodology and publishing program from BMJ and the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) for anyone involved in health research, particularly early in their careers. It develops research skills and helps researchers to get papers published.
In depth coverage: More than simply a course on "how to write a paper," Research to Publication covers, in depth, everything from developing good research questions and the best study designs, through to reporting studies and understanding what editors and peer reviewers are really looking for. A practical approach to teaching and learning: Materials include real examples, including policies and case studies about doing and publishing research. Assessments, assignments and multiple choice quizzes help institutions monitor engagement and help users reinforce the lessons they've learned. Focused perspective: UCSF's Clinical and Translational Science Unit share lessons that helps medical schools and other esearch institutions supplement their curriculum. The BMJ's senior research editors share insights into choosing the best design, article types, along with advice on avoiding peer reviewer pitfalls. Proven: The course has been proven to help researchers progress across all stages of the research cycle. Novice, experienced and published authors agree that the tool has helped them gain the skills and confidence to get published in high quality journals.
Modules are organized into courses, following the research cycle.
200+ Hours
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