Editorial
Editorial
Editorial (/ɛdɪˈtɔːriəl/), derived from the Latin word "editorius" meaning "of or pertaining to an editor", is a term used in various contexts in the field of medicine and healthcare.
Definition
In a medical context, an editorial is a written piece, usually by a senior or expert member of the medical community, that provides an opinion, perspective, or commentary on a specific topic or issue related to healthcare. This could be a new research study, a change in healthcare policy, or a current health issue or crisis.
Related Terms
- Medical Journal: A publication that contains various types of articles, including research studies, case reports, and editorials, related to the field of medicine.
- Peer Review: The process by which professionals in the same field evaluate a colleague's work for its validity, significance, and originality. Editorials in medical journals are often peer-reviewed.
- Opinion Piece: A type of article, similar to an editorial, where the author expresses their personal opinion on a particular topic. In a medical context, this could be a healthcare issue or policy.
- Commentary: A type of article that provides an analysis or interpretation of a particular topic. In a medical context, this could be a new research study or a current health issue.
Usage
Editorials are commonly found in medical journals and are often written by experts in the field. They provide a platform for these experts to share their insights and perspectives on various topics, contributing to the ongoing discourse in the medical community.
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Editorial
- Wikipedia's article - Editorial
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