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English 373 Medical Writing
Suggested Texts:
- The American Medical Association Manual of Style: A
Guide for Authors and Editors
- Bruck, L. (1998). Ethics in medical writing . ENT:
Ear, Nose & Throat Journal, 77.3, p225.
- Charon, R. and M. Montello, eds. Stories Matter: The
Role of Narrative in Medical Ethics . Routledge: New York, 119-125.
- Foss, S. (1996). “Generic Criticism.” From Rhetorical
Criticism: Exploration and Practice, 2nd Ed. Prospect Heights: Waveland
Press. 225-235.
- Fye, Bruce W. (1990). Medical Authorship: Traditions,
Trends, and Tribulations. Annals of Internal Medicine , 113.4: 317.
- Gleeson, A.P. (1996). “How to write good accident and
emergency notes.” Student
BMJ; 4.46, 404.
- Heifferon, Barbara. Writing in the Health Professions.
New York: Pearson/Longman, 2005.
- Hunter, K. (1991) Doctors' stories: the narrative
structure of medical knowledge . Princeton, N.J.: Princeton
University Press.
- Lay, M. (1999). “Midwives’ Birth Stories: Narratives that
Expand the
Boundaries of Professional Discourse.” In J.M. Perkins and N. Blyler,
eds. Narrative and
Professional Communication. Stamford: Ablex Publishing.137-150.
- Lingard, L. and Haber, R. (2002). “Learning Medical Talk:
How the
Apprenticeship Complicates Current Explicit/Tacit Debates in Genre
Instruction.” In Richard Coe, et al, eds. The Rhetoric and Ideology of Genre:
Strategies for Stability and Change. Hampton Press.
- Lundberg, G. D. (1998). Writing is all . Lancet,
352.9131, p898.
- Mattingly, Cheryl ed. Narrative and the Cultural
Construction of Illness and Healing .
- McCarthy, L. P. and Gerring, J.P.. “Revising psychiatry's
charter document: DSM-IV.” Written
Communication 11.2, 1994. 147-192.
- Munger, R. (2000). “Evolution of the Emergency Medical
Services Profession: A Case Study of EMS Run Reports.” Technical Communication Quarterly
9.3. 329-346.
- Matthews, J. R.; Matthews, R.W.; and Bowen, J.M. Successful
Scientific Writing: A Step-by-Step Guide for the Biological and Medical
Sciences . 2nd ed. New York: Cambridge UP, 2000.
- Nelson, H.L., ed. Stories and Their Limits: Narrative
Approaches to Bioethics. Routledge: New York. 238-251.
- Pettinari, C.J. (1988). Task, Talk, Text in the
Operating Room: A Study in Medical Discourse . Norwood: Ablex.
- Prelli, (1997). “The Rhetorical Construction of Scientific
Ethos.” R. Harris, ed. Landmark
Essays on Rhetoric of Science Case Studies. Hermagoras Press.
- Reiman, A. (2001). Trust me, I'm a scientist . New
Scientist, 171.2309, p46.
- Reynolds et al. Writing and Reading Mental Health
Records , 2nd ed. LEA, 1995.
- Stelzer, Richard J. How to Write a Winning Personal
Statement for Graduate and Professional School , 3rd. Peterson's,
1997
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