Submit It Again! Learning From Rejected Manuscripts
- PMID: 36632494
- PMCID: PMC9829009
- DOI: 10.22454/PRiMER.2022.715584
Submit It Again! Learning From Rejected Manuscripts
Abstract
Rejection of manuscripts by academic journals can be devastating for the early-career family medicine faculty members. Taking experience from teaching early-career underrepresented in medicine faculty members writing and scholarship skills, we identify and explain five lessons to be learned from rejected manuscripts. The five lessons are: (1) rejections teach journal scope, (2) rejections teach process, (3) rejection should lead to resubmission, (4) rejections reflect writing effort, and (5) rejections happen to papers, not authors. Early-career family medicine faculty can use these lessons for reassurance and to adapt behaviors to remain in the scholarship arena.
© 2022 by the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine.
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