Thinking on writing a critical essay

Lillian Lywan Ng

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Academic Writing and Publishing Innovations in Medical Education Doctoral Education Challenges and Solutions

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OBJECTIVE: To provide a strategy for writing a critical essay for the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists examination using a sample question. CONCLUSION: To prepare for writing a critical essay, candidates are advised to read widely and critically, to practise writing essays with a clear structure under examination conditions and seek constructive critique from colleagues. This will help them to write succinctly and develop a reasoned argument that is relevant to the quotation.

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