The Curriculum: 10 Modules
1. Case Reports (Available 15th May)
Your most practical first publication
Case reports capture real-world observations missed in large trials: rare presentations, diagnostic pitfalls, and novel treatment responses. They're usually the most practical first publication for clinicians.
2. Abstracts (Available 22nd May)
Your competitive academic pitch
An abstract isn't a summary — it's a competitive academic pitch. Conference committees and journal editors often decide acceptance based solely on the abstract.
3. Reviews (Available 29th May)
Synthesis that shapes clinical Practice
Well-executed reviews achieve strong citation impact because they provide accessible synthesis of complex evidence. Poorly designed reviews are rapidly rejected.
4. Research Papers (Available 5th June)
The core currency of academic progression
Original research papers demonstrate methodological competence, subject expertise, and the ability to generate new knowledge. Promotion, grant success, and academic credibility depend heavily on well-designed research outputs.
5. Medical Databases (Available 12th June)
The foundation of credible literature
6. Citations (Available 19th June)
Intellectual honesty and evidence grounding
7. Data Collection & Presentation (Available 26th June)
Data integrity determines manuscript survival
8. Ethics in Research & Publication (Available 3rd July)
Plan before you collect - not after
9. Peer Review & Rebuttals (Available 10th July)
Turn major revisions into acceptances
10. AI in Medical Academic Writing (Available 17th July)
Use AI ethically and effectively.
10 modules. Three expert presenters. Covers every publication type.
Learn From Authors Who Publish — and Review
Dr Gail Busby
Prof Ray Chaudhuri
Dr Kit Wu
What Fellow Clinicians Say
Your next manuscript doesn't have to end up half-finished in a Google Drive folder.
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Common Questions
Write to Publish is designed for clinicians at every career stage — medical students wanting their first case report, registrars building portfolios for specialty training, and established researchers looking to reduce rejections. The 10 modules span case reports through to original research papers, plus the essential academic skills that underpin every piece of published work.
Yes. Content is delivered through video presentations, practical activities, and knowledge-check quizzes — all available on-demand. There are no fixed live sessions. You work through the material around your rota, not the other way round.
Modules 1–4 cover case reports, abstracts, review articles, and original research papers. Modules 5–10 then cover medical databases, citations, data collection and presentation, research ethics, peer review and rebuttals, and responsible use of AI in academic writing.
Published first-author papers are explicitly scored in ST3 applications, ACF interviews, and specialty selection criteria. "Almost published" scores zero. Beyond career value, you receive 30 accredited CPD points, lifetime access to all materials, and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Payment plans are available.
Not at all. Modules on research papers, data presentation, and peer review rebuttals are specifically relevant for experienced authors. Common rejection causes — weak methodology, poor data presentation, mismatched journal targeting, and defensive rebuttal responses — are addressed directly.
Yes. The programme carries 30 externally accredited CPD hours, which can be logged in your learning portfolio for ARCP and annual appraisal purposes.
Yes. Module 10 addresses the responsible use of AI in medical academic writing — including appropriate applications, ethical considerations, journal policies, and how to integrate AI tools without introducing risk.
Complete the first module, and if you don't feel the programme is right for you, contact us within 7 days of it being made available for a full refund.
"Almost Published" Scores Zero Points.
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