1. Research Documentation and Publication Osama A Samarkandi, PhD, RN BSc, GMD, BSN, MSN, NIAC EMS 423; EMS Research and Evidence Based Practice

2. Usually the abstract is restricted to around 250 to 300 words, Abstract Preparation and Submission

3. Slide order, content, and formal are left up to the authors Oral Presentation

4. Presenters are given a large bulletin board space in an exhibition hall or other specified area Poster Presentation

5. The last piece of the research puzzle. Manuscript Preparation

6. An Abstract, An Introduction, A methodology section, A results section, A discussion section, A conclusion. Component of Research Manuscript

7. A brief synopsis or the importance of the project The Introduction

8. Contains detailed information about how the project was done. The Methodology Section

9. usually begins by identifying the total number of sample enrolled in the study, provides the reader with a general idea of the magnitude of the project. The Result Section

10. usually begins by identifying the total number of sample enrolled in the study, provides the reader with a general idea of the magnitude of the project. The Result Section

11. Explains what all the findings mean The Discussion Section

12. Often this can be a restatement of the hypothesis or the null hypothesis, whichever was supported by the study, this section might include two or three sentences indicating what the data at least suggest. The Conclusion

13. First section of most written reports, Limitation words number. The Abstract

14. Written Manuscript, Journal Submission, Review process, Editing & Revising, Try again even if a medical journal reject your papers. Manuscript Submission and Review

15. Research manuscripts follow a certain format. Summary

16. Questions ?