Topic and Title : |
Topic is appropriate for the scope of the Journal |
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The title clearly states purpose of the article |
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Abstract: |
The abstract concisely summarizes the relevant facts of the case |
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The abstract contains a summary of the study’s background, discussion, and conclusion |
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Introduction/Background: |
The introduction describes the case study design |
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The introduction states purpose of the manuscript clearly |
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The introduction describes the relevance to practice |
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The introduction includes information regarding IRB approval or exemption |
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Case Description: |
The case description includes a chronologic, detailed description of the case, including demographic and medical history |
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The case description includes relevant procedural information |
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The case description describes the management of the medical case, including appropriateness criteria |
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The case description describes the treatment |
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The case description describes the patient assessment measures and outcomes |
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The case description ensures patient confidentiality by conforming to HIPAA requirements |
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Discussion/Conclusion: |
The discussion draws conclusions supported by the findings of the case study |
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The discussion integrates findings with related literature |
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The discussion addresses implications of the results for evidence-based practice |
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The conclusion describes what can be learned from this particular case study |
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Figures/Images/Illustrations and Tables: |
Includes figures/images/illustrations and tables of sufficient quality |
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Includes a sufficient number of figures/images/illustrations |
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Style: |
Manuscript is organized and has logical flow |
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Manuscript uses appropriate and current terminology |
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Manuscript uses appropriate headings |
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Manuscript is free of redundancy |
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Follows AMA writing guidelines |
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References: |
References are timely or historically significant |
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References appropriately support the material presented |
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References are sufficient |
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References are correctly cited in the text and reference list |
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