I wish I may, I wish I might
Publish an article that I write …
Original research would be nice,
A case report would also suffice.
At least some “correspondence” I beseech!
(Editorials and reviews are out of reach!)
Publish or perish says the regime-
Employee evaluations are on the line.
And so I pursue the Holy Grail:
A script on haloed editors to prevail!
An abstract, then the introduction
That’s how the tale’s begun
Methods, results, discussion, conclusion
Add references, and you are done!
Fairly simple it seemed to me…
In reality, it’s yet to be!
Of late time is often spent,
Pestering colleagues with similar bent:
Perhaps they and I could collaborate,
Publish-worthy data to collate.
Perhaps they would not really mind…
Adding yet another name- (mine!)
To the burgeoning authors list
Of their next magnificent manuscript?
I have to admit with deep regret
Wishful thinking it stays as yet…
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April 2014
Wishful Thinking?
Jasvinder Kaur, M.D.
Jasvinder Kaur, M.D.
From the Kasturba Medical College Hospital, Manipal, Karnataka, India. jasvinder08@gmail.com
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Accepted for publication August 13, 2013.
Anesthesiology April 2014, Vol. 120, 1032–1033.
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Jasvinder Kaur; Wishful Thinking?. Anesthesiology 2014; 120:1032–1033 doi: https://doi.org/10.1097/ALN.0b013e3182a9af76
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