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Intro to cOAlitionS proposal says traditional academic publishing is "not keeping up" with how science is performed & shared, adding it's "simply too slow." COVID showed we need "faster and more efficient publishing models." We agree & what about cancer, T2D, HF, rare dis, etc?

Intro to cOAlitionS proposal says traditional academic publishing is "not keeping up" with how science is performed & shared, adding it's "simply too slow." COVID showed we need "faster and more efficient publishing models." We agree & what about cancer, T2D, HF, rare dis, etc?

Did you know TheResearchPost accepts publication extenders/data enhancements? Our visual format includes slides & video pub extenders from long-form text papers, clinical pearls or as the primary peer-reviewed publication. We want to work with you. ?s➡️ Editor@theresearchpost.com

Innovators wanted. Authors of peer-reviewed medical articles, let's chat on innovating pubs & how we can help. See how saving ⏰️&💰 & our visual OA format fit your data. A few innovators could meet opportunities, address tradeoffs & make a difference. Get stuff done #phdchat

On avg physicians spend only 90 seconds reading a medical journal article & that paper if pharma supported could take mean >300 hrs (range up to >1100) hrs for medcomm agency to develop, per data @ISMPP2023. Shows oppty to reduce time/cost & develop pubs people can actually read

This isn't good business practice to treat academic authors and funders like this. For a new peer-reviewed, OA, visual publishing channel that gives authors/funders more control check us out. We'd certainly partner w Gates Foundation to publish your data with low or no APC

Would you rather read a 10 page pdf w 3500 words or the publication enhancement, eg, a 2 minute video or 15 slide presentation? We work to publish quality, peer-reviewed medical data in a visual format, ie, no long-form text needed. Yes, most data fits this "enhancement" format.

Open access is only part of the solution. What about timeliness (typical paper takes 15+months) & format of the publication (long-form text doesn't fit today's needs). Start-up @theresearchpost works to speed the pace, ⬇️ $ & advance format thru visual med research communication

I enjoyed sitting down with Alexandra Howson's Write Medicine podcast to discuss peer-reviewed publishing. We discussed the need to accelerate the pace of medical research communication & publish in a visual format that people can use. Check it out https://t.co/nlHW3jxdgp

Looking forward to talking about Why Publishing Science Matters with the team from AOIC at @BiotechnologyPa. We'll cover peer-reviewed publication topics like best practices, current landscape & emerging developments, including new publishing channels. https://t.co/c8fToTK7Xp

Patients with severe asthma are at greater risk of exacerbations/hospitalizations & higher $$. A peer-reviewed study in TheResearchPost from the real-world CHRONICLE Study reports that about 1 in 3 pts achieved clinical remission with ≥12 mos biologic use https://t.co/i5UX6FuiXt

Lots of buzz about AI chatbot that writes academic content, maybe even manuscripts that can pass peer-review. If that means 3000-4000 word papers that don't match how people want to read/share info today, have at it. We'll keep building our peer-reviewed channel on visual format

It's medical conference time. Looking to publish your data? Check out TheResearchPost. You can submit your slides/poster as slides (vs long-text manuscript) & we'll peer-review & if accepted publish quickly. Your data can help build this new approach to peer-reviewed publishing.

World Series team batting avgs of about .230 for Phillies & Astros for postseason matches typical peer-reviewed journal acceptance rates, often <20-30%. That probably doesn't mean most research is too flawed to publish but does show oppty for new, faster pub channel to meet needs

New peer-reviewed research post by Herpel et al in TheResearchPost highlights the need for an individualized patient-centered approach & brief assessment tool to monitor response in pts w #narcolepsy. Case study included. #sleepmedicine #patientsfirst https://t.co/c5ThxbVWwS

We agree patients depend on info from clinicians/researchers/other. For us that means not only how medical research is communicated but WHEN. It almost ALWAYS takes TOO LONG. We're working to speed up med research communication & publish in a format people can actually use & read

Data show the median time to publish a medical research manuscript is 15 months from end of study. That's too long & can negatively impact patients. Submit to accelerate the pace to publish your medical/health research & publish in a visual format people can actually use.

Value statements to put patients 1st are everywhere. This startup is working to publish peer-reviewed medical research faster & in a visual format that is accessible to all, incl patients, and better matches how people read/share info today. Typical pts don't attend med cogresses

Chronic pain poses a substantial burden. Observational study data reported in @theresearchpost peer-reviewed publishing channel suggests mobile health technology can improve care for patients with pain through increased compliance & medication adherence. https://t.co/AAo3v3Ra4W