RLMC-Research Cell Workshops

Sr.No

Topics

Provisional Schedule
1

Basics of research. Quantitative and Qualitative inquiry

Jan
2

Different types of medical writing

Feb
3

Introduction to Research Proposal

March
4

Selection of topic for the research project and Literature Review related to topic

April
5

Writing of Objectives and methodology of study

May
6

Data collection tools and their Practical Application

June
7

Training on Data analysis on SPSS

July
8

How to fill Questionnaire Proforma and Ensuring Validity

Aug
9

Effective Reference Management

Sep
10

Use of AI in Research Writing

Oct
11

Discuss plagiarism and its various forms, its ethical implications in academic research and writing

Nov
12

Manuscript writing

Dec

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Topics

Provisional Schedule
1

Basics of research. Quantitative and Qualitative inquiry

Jan
2

Different types of medical writing

April
3

Introduction to Research Proposal

July
3

Selection of topic for the research project and Literature Review related to topic

Oct

Sr.No

Topics
Topic
Understanding ICMJE guidelines for writing and publishing research Outcome
By the end of the session, participants should feel more confident in their ability to write, prepare, and submit manuscripts in compliance with ICMJE guidelines.

1. Familiarize participants with the key principles and recommendations outlined in the ICMJE guidelines for authorship, manuscript preparation, and ethical considerations in publishing.
2. practical strategies for improving the quality of their manuscripts, including structuring articles, writing clearly, and adhering to formatting requirements.
3. Discuss the ICMJE criteria for authorship and the importance of proper attribution, including the roles and responsibilities of co-authors.
4. Identify common ethical dilemmas in research publication, such as plagiarism, conflict of interest, and data fabrication, and explore how to navigate these challenges in accordance with ICMJE guidelines.
5. Outline the typical submission and peer review processes for medical journals, emphasizing how to prepare submissions that meet journal standards.
6. Encourage practices that enhance transparency and reproducibility in research, including data sharing and adherence to reporting standards.
7. Share best practices for responding to reviewers’ comments and revising manuscripts, ensuring participants leave with actionable insights for future submissions.