Converting a presentation into a published product is a laudable goal.With preplanning and a blueprint to convert your work into a manuscript, it is acheivable and rewarding to do.1. Is the topic important and relevant?2. Has the topic been covered recently in the literature? 3. Does the presentation describe a new or innovative approach to a clinical, teaching, or research question?4. Is this a novel approach to a topic for a specific scenario or group?Does this presentation have publication potential? 21. Match your topic and article type to intended journal.-Review literature cited in the presentation for ideas of journals.2. Consider journal content, your intended audience, and impact factor.-Is your paper for a family medicine audience?Or an audience of more general, subspecialty medical or other professionals? 3. J.A.N.
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