Rural docs say they need help as 'adequate' physician presence becomes the exception, not the norm.
|Articles|February 9, 2010
Want to Organize Your Physician Expert "How-To" Book? Here Are 5 Tips for Success
Physicians who have long fancied the idea of writing a book are often overwhelmed by their goal. After, "Where do I start?" and "How do I make time for this?" their next big question is, "How do I organize my book?"
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Physicians who have long fancied the idea of writing a book are often overwhelmed by their goal.
After, "Where do I start?" and "How do I make time for this?" their next big question is, "How do I organize my book?"
Good question. There's no one best way, but here are five suggestions to get you started
1. Motivate Your Readers with Potential Benefits
Think about your reader and what they want to know. Start with what the book can do for them (benefits) and include stories of how your system or program has helped other people in their shoes.
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