A practical guide to publishing a quality improvement paper
- PMID: 33398057
- DOI: 10.1038/s41372-020-00902-w
A practical guide to publishing a quality improvement paper
Abstract
Quality improvement (QI) is a relatively new and evolving field as it applies to healthcare. Hence, publishing a QI paper may present certain challenges as QI differs from standard types of scientific research. Some considerations in writing are inherent to all types of manuscripts submitted for publication, whereas others are unique to QI papers. This paper, the final in a series of eight papers related to QI in the neonatal setting, describes the best practices for writing and publishing QI manuscripts. Common pitfalls to avoid are also highlighted.
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