Write With the Reviewers in Mind: Why You Got a Rejection and How to Avoid the Next

Kamtchum‐Tatuene, Joseph; Tchuisseu-Kwangoua, Larissa Ange; Moko-Tatuene, Noëlle Audrey; Bigna, Jean Joël; Noubiap, Jean Jacques

doi:10.1161/strokeaha.122.036142

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“…Ahora, cuando se asume una observación, la respuesta debe indicar de forma precisa, expedita y exclusiva la forma en la que se modifica el texto, se corrige o se argumenta. Es importante que, al responder, lo haga pensando en los revisores (Kamtchum-Tatuene et al, 2022). Esto no significa que la respuesta debe apuntar a la satisfacción de la inquietud personal del revisor, sino a la inquietud por la cual se hace la observación en el texto.…”

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Lectura de informes de arbitraje y cómo responder en una comunicación científica

Rodríguez

2023

FER

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Los sistemas de revisión de las revistas científicas deciden sobre trabajos que representan aportes científicos. En ese contexto, ocurre que, tras la recepción y lectura de observaciones arbitrales, y al procesar emocionalmente esta información, algunos autores nóveles, o no encuentran una forma acertada de responder, o al hacerlo, desvían su foco generando una discusión estéril con el evaluador, minimizando las posibilidades de aceptación de un texto que pudo haberse publicado. Por ello, este artículo presenta sugerencias para hacer una lectura centrada en el ámbito técnico-científico del texto, y cómo responder a los árbitros cualificando el artículo en cuestión.

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Lectura de informes de arbitraje y cómo responder en una comunicación científica

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2023

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“…Kamtchum-Tatuene et al outlines how to minimize publication rejections. 7 First, analyzing study design and methodology before starting the project. Second, ensure that the topic is within the scope of the journal.…”

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Overcoming Early Career Setbacks

Aleisa

Gadama

Saylor

2023

Stroke

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“…Annually, non-communicable diseases (NCDs) account for more than 41 million deaths worldwide [1], with over 75% of these fatalities occurring in low-and middle-income countries, which includes the Sub-Saharan Africa [2]. This situation was exacerbated by the prevalence of hypertension in persons aged 30-79 years which was reported to be 32% globally in 2019 [3] and human immune deficiency virus (HIV) prevalence estimated at 38.4 million people worldwide [4].…”

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Factors Associated with Treatment Outcomes among Patients Living with HIV and Hypertension Comorbidity in the Eastern Cape Province, South Africa

Faleni¹,

Mabunda²,

Ziphelele³

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Globally, non-communicable diseases like hypertension are on the rise, existing concurrently with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) in populations, especially those in low- to middle-income countries. The introduction of antiretroviral treatment (ART) for people living with HIV was welcomed with great enthu-siasm across populations. A cross-sectional study of 100 purposively selected adult participants on an-tiretroviral treatment living in the OR Tambo district was conducted to determine factors associated with treatment outcomes among patients living with HIV and hypertension comorbidity. The data was analyzed using the Statistical Package for Social Sciences, with a p-value of 0.05 considered significant. A total of 86% of the female population, with a mean age of 39.76, was studied. Participants with improved viral load and CD4 cell count after initiation of ART increased from 63% to 68% and 74% to 90%, respectively whilst viral load suppression increased from 45.1% to 90.2%. Hypertension post-ART initiation increased from 9% to 34%, exacerbated by smoking (12%), alcohol (14%), vegetable consumption (39%), skipping breakfast (50%), sugar use (62%), and vigorous physical activity (12%). The onset of hypertension was linked to the start of ART, and risky behaviors influenced treatment outcomes. Primordial prevention, like strong health promotion inter-ventions for risk factors, is needed to improve life expectancy.

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Write With the Reviewers in Mind: Why You Got a Rejection and How to Avoid the Next

Cited by 4 publications

References 7 publications

Lectura de informes de arbitraje y cómo responder en una comunicación científica

Lectura de informes de arbitraje y cómo responder en una comunicación científica

Overcoming Early Career Setbacks

Factors Associated with Treatment Outcomes among Patients Living with HIV and Hypertension Comorbidity in the Eastern Cape Province, South Africa

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