2022 Early Career Workshop-2022 Early Career Workshop

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Video Summary

The video features a panel discussion with gynecological oncology journal editors discussing various aspects of research publication. They emphasize the importance of early career networks and provide insights and tips for increasing the chances of getting manuscripts accepted. The editors also discuss authorship, mentorship, open access publication, and disparities in resources among countries. The video provides valuable advice for researchers, particularly early career professionals, looking to publish their work in gynecological oncology.<br /><br />The challenge of incorporating research into practice for young gynecologists, especially in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), is discussed. Limited resources, lack of mentorship, and difficulty in getting published are common obstacles. The panel suggests seeking mentors locally and internationally, establishing measurable endpoints and timelines, and utilizing available resources and networks like the IGCS early career network and research and publication committee. When it comes to publishing, considering target journals, costs, and journals specifically focused on LMICs can be helpful.<br /><br />Overall, the video encourages young gynecologists to overcome challenges by seeking mentorship, using available resources, and being strategic in their research approach to make meaningful contributions to the field of gynecology. Attendees are thanked for their participation in the session and are invited to reach out for further information or questions.

Keywords

panel discussion

gynecological oncology

research publication

early career networks

manuscripts accepted

authorship

mentorship

open access publication

disparities in resources

LMICs

young gynecologists

limited resources

seeking mentors

target journals

strategic research approach