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3 steps to creating an Orthopaedia.NET article:
- See if an article on your topic already exists – browse the table of contents or use the search
- If article exists then consider editing the article to improve it
- If article does’t exist then create a new article
- Hover over the “Add” tab in the top right menu
- Click “Page”
Don’t forget to claimAuthor Credit
Here are some basics on when and how you should write an Orthopaedia.NET article:
- Have something to say.
- Write the article in your own words. Feel free to paraphrase what you read as long as you cite appropriately.
- Use a page template when appropriate but don’t be limited by it.
- Use citations from PubMed (or other sources).
- Upload your own pictures preferably, but if you cannot, link to images but don’t copy/paste from the web.
- At the bottom of the article, list some suggestions for additional article topics that could be created to expand the coverage.
Don’t suffer from writer’s block! As a surgeon, you are (or should be) a perfectionist, but that’s not necessary (or helpful) here. Better to postsomething, however imperfect, than nothing at all. The community will refine it.
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Last Updated on June 27, 2024
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