How to Write an Effective Discussion

DEAN R. HESS

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Academic Writing and Publishing Meta-analysis and systematic reviews Methodologies in Health Research and Practice

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Explaining the meaning of the results to the reader is the purpose of the discussion section of a research paper. There are elements of the discussion that should be included and other things that should be avoided. Always write the discussion for the reader; remember that the focus should be to help the reader understand the study and that the highlight should be on the study data.

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