Reporting Research Findings in Journals, Meetings and Others

Abstract

There are several routes for reporting medical research works to the public: (1) publications in the literature in the form of original articles, case reports, clinical notes, preliminary communications, miscellaneous material, such as short papers, and letters to the editor; (2) oral presentations or poster presentations at
scientific meetings, which as a common rule are accompanied by written abstracts and/or proceedings; and (3) thesis for obtaining higher degrees.