Writing manuscripts for peer review.

Little instruction in writing manuscripts for peer review is provided in nursing school or medical school. To relatively inexperienced would‐be authors, including junior physicians and allied health professionals, this avenue of professional communication may sometimes seem to be unattainable. Yet many of them are energetic and insightful, and have the potential to make contributions to the literature. This article aims to provide an explanation of the components of the peer review manuscript and advice regarding how to go about writing one so as to overcome the writer's block that inexperienced authors may frequently experience. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]