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Components and Structure of a Manuscript
Abstract
Writing a manuscript is an art and science which helps disseminate the researcher’s work to the scientific community.The majority of original articles are written in a structured manner following the Introduction, Methodology, Results, and Discussion (IMRaD) format with the addition of conclusion and acknowledgment section.Guidelines for reporting various study designs are available to help authors address specific and pertinent issues in the manuscript.Reviewing the “Instructions to the Authors” page to which the manuscript is intended for submission increases the possibility of acceptance.
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This chapter discusses the things a researcher can do once the study is completed, most specifically 'how to write a paper'. It includes detailed steps, such as knowing what journal to write for and planning the content and the structure of the paper. The submission and review processes are also discussed, along with possible motivations for writing a research paper and fears about having other people read one's work.
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