1. MCOM Research Methodology and Biostatistics Core Services
2. IRB, HRPP and HIPAA
3. Choosing the right journal
4. USF Libraries
5. Shimberg Library Resources
6. Learn how to use Endnote at Shimberg Library
7. USF Editorial Guide to Style and Usage

1. Tool for finding the appropriate journal to fit your manuscript.
2. Manuscripts need to be prepared according to a specific journal’s requirements. Links to the “Instructions for Authors” for over 6,000 journals in the Health Sciences can be found here
3. How to get published. What distinguishes a good manuscript from a bad one?
4. 7 steps to publishing in a scientific journal.
5. Understanding the publishing process. How to publish in scholarly journals. 
6. How to get published in high-impact journals: Big research and betterwriting.  
7. How to get published in an academic journal: top tips from editors.  
8. Writing for an academic journal: 10 tips.  
9. Writing Science: The Story’s the Thing.  
10. List of Predatory Journals and Publishers.  
11. Choose the right journal for your research

1. How to write a scientific abstract in six easy steps.
2. Writing in the Sciences: Abstract
3. How to write an Abstract: Some useful tips
4. How to write a good abstract for a scientific paper or conference presentation

1. The CARE Guidelines:Consensus-based Clinical Case Reporting Guideline Development
2. The Single-Case Reporting Guideline in Behavioral Interventions (SCRIBE) 2016 Statement
3. Improving the Reporting of Clinical Case Series
4. How to write a patient case report
5. Case Reports: A Little Structure Goes a Long Way
6. Tips for writing a case report for the novice author
7. RCP insight: How to write a clinical case report
8. How to write a case report

1. Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Protocols (PRISMA-P) 2015 Statement
2. A Structured Approach to Documenting a Search Strategy for Publication: A 12 step Guideline for Authors
3. A systematic review of systematic reviews and meta-analyses of animal experiments with guidelines for reporting
4. Systematic review and meta-analysis of preclinical studies: why perform them and how to appraise them critically
5. Systematic Reviews: CRD’s guidance for undertaking reviews in health care
6. Tips for writing your first scientific literature review article
7. Ten simple rules for writing a literature review
8. Tips for writing a scientific review article
9. How to write and publish a scientific paper, 6th Edition
10. Guide to scientific writing: research manuscripts and review articles UCLA
11. Literature Review Preparation Creating a Summary Table
12. Endnote and NVivo – Improving your Literature Review
13. Writing a Literature Review – Curtin Library
14. How to use a Literature Review Matrix

1. ConsolidatedStandards of Reporting Trials
2. Equator Network
3. Good Publication Practice for CommunicatingCompany-Sponsored Medical Research: GPP3
4. Writing scientific research articles: strategy and steps
5. How to write a scientific paper for a peer-reviewed journal
6. How to write and publish an academic research paper
7. 11 steps to structuring a science paper editors will take seriously
8. How to write and publish a scientific paper, 6th Edition
9. How to Write a Scientific Research Paper (3 parts)
   Part 1
   Part 2
   Part 3

1. How to write a medical book chapter
2. How to write and publish a scientific paper, 6th Edition
3. How to succeed as a scientist: From Postdoc to Professor
4. Science and Technology book publishing
5. Why write book chapters

1. How to create a research poster: Poster Basics
2. Scientific Poster Tutorials
3. Designing Conference Posters
4. How to create a professional research poster

1. A 5-step guide to data visualization
2. Almost everything you wanted to know about making Tables and Figures
3. Graphs, Tables, and figures in scientific publications:  The good, the bad, and how not to be the latter
4. Tips on effective use of tables and figures in research papers
5. Reporting basic statistical analyses and methods in the published literature:  The SAMPL Guidelines for Biomedical Journals
6. Reporting Statistical results in your paper
7. Tips on writing results for a scientific paper
8. Common Scientific and Statistical Errors in Obesity Research

1. Learn how to use your citation manager (Thomson Reuters Endnote)
2. Academic Referencing
3. Citing References in Scientific Research Papers
4. Endnote (Gold Standard)
5. Schedule Endnote training at the Shimberg Health Sciences Library.  

1. The Writing Studio at USF
2. Grammar Girl
3. Lousy Writer
4. Grammar Book
5. Grammar, Punctuation,and Capitalization.  A Handbook forTechnical Writers and Editors
6. Eats, shoots & leaves: the zero tolerance approach to punctuation
7. Language tips to improve academic writing
8. Writing Studio at USF Main Campus Library

1. AMA Manual of Style
2. Equator Network
3. Recommendations for the Conduct, Reporting, Editing,and Publication of Scholarly Work in Medical Journals
4. What editors want: an author’s guide to scientific journal publishing
5. How to write and publish a scientific paper, 6th Edition
6. Science Writing: You’re a Human, So Write Like One
7. 5 Tips to Improve Your Academic Writing
8. Writing Scientific Papers
9. Scientific Writing: A Key Competency
10. Springer Author Academy: How to write and publish your scientific paper
11. The Craft of Scientific Communication
12. Scientific Writing: A Reader and Writer’s Guide
13. The Science of Scientific Writing
14. Guidelines on style for Scientific Writing
15. Logan Medical Editing: English Medical Editing Service

1. Writing and Presenting in English: The Rosetta Stone of Science
2. English for presentations at international conferences
3. English for writing research papers
4. Publishing and learning writing for publication in English: perspectives of NNE (non-native English speakers) PhD students in science.
5. Shaping Chinese novice scientists’ manuscripts for publication.
6. EASE Guidelines for authors and translators of scientific articles to be published in English.  (Copies available in 20 languages.)    
7. 5 ways to improve scientific writing for non-native English speakers
8. Scientific English as a Foreign Language
9. Science research writing for non-native speakers of English
10. Four principles to help non-native speakers of English write clearly.
11. Academic Writing for International Students of Science (Available Online through USF Libraries)
12. Logan Medical Editing: English Medical Editing Service

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