Response to Letter to the Editor: “Title to a text is author’s prerogative”
I am very pleased to hear yet another input from Mr. Tanuj Kanchan regarding my paper (Congenital burns) published 5 years ago in this journal . I thank him for his interest in this work. I appreciate his latest work which showed the results of a survey regarding the appropriateness of the title of my paper to the text and he concluded in his survey that the title was not appropriate. Well, I can only say that I have my own reservations to the group which he involved in this survey as they are all medical students and I think they are still not experienced enough to be involved in such type of task. I would prefer if the survey respondents were plastic surgeons or may be experienced clinicians. (Source: Burns : Journal of the International Society for Burn Injuries)
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Posted by admin Date: Sunday, March 14, 2010
Categories: plastic surgery
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Response to Letter to the Editor: “Title to a text is author’s prerogative”
I am very pleased to hear yet another input from Mr. Tanuj Kanchan regarding my paper (Congenital burns) published 5 years ago in this journal . I thank him for his interest in this work. I appreciate his latest work which showed the results of a survey regarding the appropriateness of the title of my paper to the text and he concluded in his survey that the title was not appropriate. Well, I can only say that I have my own reservations to the group which he involved in this survey as they are all medical students and I think they are still not experienced enough to be involved in such type of task. I would prefer if the survey respondents were plastic surgeons or may be experienced clinicians. (Source: Burns : Journal of the International Society for Burn Injuries)
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Posted by admin Date: Sunday, March 14, 2010
Categories: plastic surgery
Tags: appropriateness, authoritative health, Burns, congenital, flu, input, interest, Journal, kanchan, medical students, MedWorm, news, news sources, paper, survey, survey respondents, Swine, swine flu, Tanuj, Title, work
Response to Letter to the Editor: “Title to a text is author’s prerogative”
I am very pleased to hear yet another input from Mr. Tanuj Kanchan regarding my paper (Congenital burns) published 5 years ago in this journal . I thank him for his interest in this work. I appreciate his latest work which showed the results of a survey regarding the appropriateness of the title of my paper to the text and he concluded in his survey that the title was not appropriate. Well, I can only say that I have my own reservations to the group which he involved in this survey as they are all medical students and I think they are still not experienced enough to be involved in such type of task. I would prefer if the survey respondents were plastic surgeons or may be experienced clinicians. (Source: Burns : Journal of the International Society for Burn Injuries)
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Posted by admin Date: Sunday, March 14, 2010
Categories: plastic surgery
Tags: appropriateness, authoritative health, Burns, congenital, flu, input, interest, Journal, kanchan, medical students, MedWorm, news, news sources, paper, survey, survey respondents, Swine, swine flu, Tanuj, Title, work
Response to Letter to the Editor: “Title to a text is author’s prerogative”
I am very pleased to hear yet another input from Mr. Tanuj Kanchan regarding my paper (Congenital burns) published 5 years ago in this journal . I thank him for his interest in this work. I appreciate his latest work which showed the results of a survey regarding the appropriateness of the title of my paper to the text and he concluded in his survey that the title was not appropriate. Well, I can only say that I have my own reservations to the group which he involved in this survey as they are all medical students and I think they are still not experienced enough to be involved in such type of task. I would prefer if the survey respondents were plastic surgeons or may be experienced clinicians. (Source: Burns : Journal of the International Society for Burn Injuries)
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Posted by admin Date: Sunday, March 14, 2010
Categories: plastic surgery
Tags: appropriateness, authoritative health, Burns, congenital, flu, input, interest, Journal, kanchan, medical students, MedWorm, news, news sources, paper, survey, survey respondents, Swine, swine flu, Tanuj, Title, work
Nationwide Survey Shows Americans Oppose A Cosmetic Tax
A majority of Americans oppose the inclusion of a five percent tax on cosmetic medical procedures, according to a survey released today. Survey respondents oppose the cosmetic tax by a 52% – 43% margin… (Source: Cosmetic Medicine / Plastic Surgery News From Medical News Today)
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Posted by admin Date: Monday, December 14, 2009
Categories: plastic surgery
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