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Medical writing
Professional development
Aims:
To describe the basics of medical writing to an audience of ERS members at various levels in their professional careers.
Why should we publish?
E. Ruffini (Torino (TO), Italy)
Structure of an article; Typology of papers; Cycle of a manuscript
G. Massard (Esch Sur Alzette, Luxembourg), E. Ruffini (Torino (TO), Italy)
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