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From the point where the protagonist’s father gives his son permission to become a writer, several interventions by a fictive reader can be located in Proust’s novel; they could express the opinions and objections of the author’s father about literature. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article offers suggestions for writing an article for publication. It mentions editorial line of the journal and rely on the recommendations to authors and choice of language, especially English, will depend on the audience and wider dissemination. It also mentions management and analysis query system scientific publications (SIGAPS) and consistent with the quality of the study and purpose of the publication and need to look the journal with the impact factor.

The article offers suggestions for writing an article for publication. It mentions editorial line of the journal and rely on the recommendations to authors and choice of language, especially English, will depend on the audience and wider dissemination. It also mentions management and analysis query system scientific publications (SIGAPS) and consistent with the quality of the study and purpose of the publication and need to look the journal with the impact factor.

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Résumé: Propos: Analyser les résultats du système de gestion et d’analyse des publications scientifiques (SIGAPS) au sein de l’Assistance publique–Hôpitaux de Paris (AP–HP) et comparer la production scientifique entre les différentes disciplines médicales et chirurgicales du CHU de Paris. Méthodes: Toutes les publications importées par SIGAPS depuis PubMed entre 2006 et 2008 ont été incluses. Les données suivantes ont été prises en compte et analysées : service hospitalier d’origine, nombre d’articles publiés, nombre de titulaires dans l’unité, score SIGAPS. Résultats: Au total, 38 709 publications ont été analysées. Les 747 services étaient composés de 5719 titulaires (1895 [33,1 %] PU–PH, MCU ou PHU ; 2772 [48,4 %] PH et 1052 [18,4 %] CCA ou AHU). Le nombre moyen de titulaires par service était de 7,7±6,7 (min-max : 1–69). La moyenne du nombre total de publications par service était de 51,8±49,4 (min-max : 1–453). Le score SIGAPS moyen était plus important en médecine qu’en chirurgie (621,2±670,1 vs. 401±382,2 ; p =0,01) mais pas le nombre moyen d’article par titulaires entre ces deux filières (8,1±8,3 en médecine vs. 6,6±6,2 ; p =0,08). Le nombre de moyen de publication par temps plein était de 7,9±7,8 (1–45), soit un nombre moyen de 2,7±2,6 par temps plein et par an. Conclusion: L’AP–HP a une production scientifique relativement importante mais avec un nombre moyen de 2,7 articles par temps plein par an. Il n’existait pas de différence notable entre les disciplines médicales et chirurgicales. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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