This guide is designed to help students navigate the intricacies of AMA formatting, providing essential resources and practical tips for creating professional and academically rigorous papers.
One of the best and most complete guides to AMA style. Fills in gaps in AMA by referencing other citation manuals like APA and Chicago. Highly recommended!
The AMA Manual of Style homepage provides information about the style, updates to the style since publication, and free quizzes to test your ability in using the style for publication.
This guide aids those publishing research and involved in medical, health, or scientific writing. It covers punctuation, grammar, and practical issues like authorship, conflicts of interest, and scientific misconduct. Written by JAMA Network editors, it also addresses ethical, legal, and editorial concerns.
"Medical Writing" by Dr. Robert B. Taylor is an essential guide for translating research into publishable work. Updated for modern challenges, it covers writing various types of medical documents and includes tips on navigating today's publishing landscape, making it a valuable resource for both new and experienced authors.
This guide walks you through writing successful health science research proposals for committees and funding bodies. Featuring Liang and Natasha, two fictional researchers, it covers quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods approaches. With practical tips, activities, and project plan examples, it equips you for proposal success