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Input topics, data or research study. Gather relevant literature, data, and sources. Plan the structure and key points of the document
Start drafting the content, following the planned structure. Ensure accurate and clear presentation of medical information. Use appropriate language and tone for the intended audience.
Review the draft for accuracy, coherence, and flow of information. Edit the document for grammar, style, and formatting. Seek feedback from peers or subject matter experts if possible.
Incorporate feedback and make necessary revisions. Obtain approval from co-authors, supervisors, or clients if applicable. Ensure compliance with relevant guidelines and ethical considerations.
Format the document according to the target journal or publication requirements. Complete necessary paperwork and submit the finalized document. Follow up as needed on the status of the submission.
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