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« Back to Top tipsFeel the fear and do it anyway: turning your thesis into a published paper
Dr Anne-Marie Boylan spoke to Anna-Marie Madeley, a Lecturer in Midwifery at the University of Bedfordshire about publishing her MSc thesis.
Turning your MSc dissertation into an academic paper
Students who complete the MSc in Evidence Based Health Care at the University of Oxford often produce high quality research for their dissertation, which we encourage them to publish in academic journals. Dr Anne-Marie Boylan is the Dissertation Coordinator for the MSc in EBHC. She spoke to Mark Howe, a dentist who recently completed his MSc about his experiences of writing up his MSc thesis for publication in the Journal of Dentistry.
Tips for a qualitative dissertation
This blog is part of a series for Evidence-Based Health Care MSc students undertaking their dissertations.
Ten steps to producing a successful mixed methods dissertation in Evidence-Based Health Care
9 June 2017
This blog is part of a series for Evidence-Based Health Care MSc students undertaking their dissertations, by Research Assistant Alice Tompson.
Ten components of effective clinical epidemiology: how to get started
Clinical epidemiology involves learning a wide variety of skills to develop questions that matter to patient care.