ACTA FAC MED NAISS 22009; 26 (1): 55-60 |
Professional article
SOME IMPLICATIONS FOR TEACHING
SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL WRITING
Zorica Antic
Faculty of Medicine in Nis
SUMMARY
The students at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Nis have specific demands
for English. They have a desire to publish medical articles in respected
journals, they want to participate in international conferences and practice
abroad. Having this in mind, we have concluded that an analysis of the structure
and style of medical research papers and teaching scientific medical writing to
students are very useful.
Intercommunication, which means reading and publishing articles, getting
involved in research, participating in conferences, following new improvements,
is the imperative device for the self-development of a doctor.
Key words: IMRAD, scientific medical paper, grammar, language functions