Titlebook: Writing for Health Professionals; A Manual for Writers Philip Burnard Book 1996 Philip Burnard 1996 amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).hea

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Writing: the basics,ho is intending to write, it is likely that you already read. But what do you read? The literature in your field? Research reports? Business reports? Papers that you are referred to by your colleagues or teachers? The writer reads anything and everything. I think a good starting point for reading is to consider these areas:

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Writing with a computer,entify some of the issues related to writing with the use of a computer. It is assumed that you have chosen the word processor of your choice and that you have got used to the fundamentals of it. You have, perhaps, passed the stage that the writer Primo Levi describes as he writes of beginning to use a computer and word processor:

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Writing articles,sen the danger is to continue to read and write. Remember the golden rules in the first chapter: read, read, read, write, write, write. Here are some reasons why a health professional might write articles:

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Writing: a personal view,on in structuring and making it possible to get decent marks in assignments, get articles and books published and hand in reasonable theses and research reports. Many people don’t write at all because they don’t know where to start.

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Philip Burnardepeat units”, and while many actual substances that are not molecular in nature have been referred to as polymers, the present treatise will focus on the growth in understanding of substances that are genuinely macromolecular.