Letter to Editor is a short 500-750 words article on a latest or trending topic in healthcare. These can be easily written in a short span of 5 days and submitted into the journal for publication. 

Description: 

In this course, students will learn to write an article on Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare; and assess its pros and cons. 

What after you register ?

– This is a solo task.

– After registration, you will receive an email to be added to the relevant group.

– A live class/ recorded session will be provided to explain about Letter to Editor and how to write the article from basics. 

– Mentorship will be provided for “selecting topic” & “writing article” 

– Article will be edited for grammar, plagiarism and language.

– Journal suggestions will be given by our team, as per student’s need.

–  Article will be submitted to the journal.

• What are the publication fees? Is it included with the course fees?

Publication fees are NOT included with the course fees. It can vary from $0 to 50$ depending on the journal. TGRP will suggest only indexed journals with affordable fee structure & fast peer-review / publication time. 

• What is the time duration of this course ? And time commitment required each day?

This is a solo task. The student should attend a live session / watch a pre-recorded video of 1 hour duration. The task of writing should take no more than 5 hours. Most students complete this task in a span of 3-5 days and submit within a week of starting this course. 

• Who will teach us ?

Dr. Shreya Deoghare , MBBS, MD DVL (board certified dermatologist in India) is the Founder CEO and the research mentor for all the projects of The Good Research Project. She has published 25+ articles and presented in several national and international conferences till date. You can read about her and TGRP in the “About Us” section. There are other TGRP team members who will also be helping you. 

• I am a beginner with no experience in research. Is this course for me ?

More than 50% of our students are beginners. It is recommended that beginners should first take up “Introduction to Research and Publication” course, followed by “Original Research” and “Letter to Editor/ViewPoint”, which can be done simultaneously. 

• What if the article gets rejected ?

There are 100s of journals out there in every speciality. If it gets rejected in one journal, the article is submitted to another journal, till it gets published.

• Are patients involved ?

No, this is a completely virtual research study. Patients are not involved.

• What is the time for publication?

Time for publication is decided by the journal. After submission in a journal- an article goes through following stages- technical modifications, editorial review, peer review, answering reviewers comments, peer re-review, approval, copy editing, final editorial review, publication. The time for each of these parts can vary depending on the journal & publication frequency of the journal. Average time is 1 month to 12 months. At TGRP, we have a curated list of journals, which are indexed, affordable, fast peer review and publication time. 

• What is the difference between Course C and Course D?

Course C is “Letter to Editor” on the topic of “Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare” and Course D is “ViewPoint” on the topic of “Healthcare Technology”. 

Similarities: Short articles on a latest topic can be published in journals. They are known by various names such as – Letter to editor, View point, Perspectives, Updates in Medicine and so on. These should be written in 500-750 words only. 

Difference: The topic for both the courses is different.

• I need more help / have a query. How can I reach out to you?

The Good Research Project Team is more than happy to assist you. You can reach out to us via email [email protected]