Scientific Writing Masterclass, 12-16 December 2011, Krakow, Poland
Workshop supported by the European Society of Anaesthesiology
Evidence-based practice and guidelines apply the best available evidence gained from clinical trials to clinical decision making. In addition, adequate presentation of data from clinical trials is important for successful publication in internationally respected medical journals indexed by the Philadelphia Institute.
Masterclass in Scientific Writing is a new advanced scientific workshop dedicated to learn how to critically write and appraise scientific articles and abstracts. During this workshop participants will learn how to recognize good and poor quality papers, how to choose the right journal for publication, avoid common mistakes in the publication process and communicate efficiently with the editorial team.
This new ESA workshop is aimed at future leaders in European anaesthesia research: young anaesthesiologists who already have some experience in the field of clinical research and clear motivation to choose an academic path for their medical career in future . The programme contains a series of lectures and workshops during which participants will apply the knowledge learned during lectures in a form of practical exercises. The course faculty are leading international experts in scientific medical writing.
The course is open to all active ESA members up to 40 years of age who are fluent in the English language, already have some publications in their native language and make recognizable efforts to develop their knowledge. The course will be organised in Krakow (Poland), between 12 and 16 December, 2011. It will last 5 days and will finish with an assessement.
To participate to this Masterclass, please send the application form and your Curriculum Vitae (maximum 2 sides of A4) to research@euroanaesthesia.org with the following subject ‘Masterclass in Scientific Writing – 12-16 December 2011’, no later than October 10th, 2011 (23:59 CET).
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