Just last week I was telling clinicians who just submitted their first manuscript to a journal that it can be a long wait with no guaranteed outcome. Then this example.
Feeling for my fellow co-authors and lead author @DanielleHitch
Just receive from journal that took 12 months for first review. "Beautifully written, well embedded in relevant literature. Some findings (but not all) confirm existing research, so not entirely novel. Reject. Hope this doesn't put you off submitting to us again"
Listen to @HelenLeousis talk about our team's work in the area of eating and drinking with acknowledged risk. This is on my weekend listening list. https://t.co/J5z4IcgS08
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New article out today: Rural versus metropolitan comparison of processes of care in the community‐based management of TIA and minor stroke in Australia (an analysis from the INSIST study) https://t.co/GBRh1FAr6W
We have several clinician researchers presenting at #ASAMelb2022. @StoneMarissa joins @DrRobOH to present:
Implementing the best available evidence in aphasia in acute care: Challenges and opportunities.
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https://t.co/nequCWH2ua
We have several clinician researchers presenting at #ASAMelb2022. @StoneMarissa joins @DrRobOH to present:
Implementing the best available evidence in aphasia in acute care: Challenges and opportunities.
Sign up today!
https://t.co/nequCWH2ua