Peer-Reviewed Journal Publication, Society for Laparoendoscopic Surgeons, Dr. Gustavo Stringel

1. A Primer on PeerReviewed Journal
Publication
Gustavo Stringel

2. A Primer on Peer-Reviewed Journal
Publication
With a long career in the field of minimally invasive
pediatric surgery, Dr. Gustavo Stringel serves as surgeon
in chief for the Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital at
Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla, New York. Dr.
Gustavo Stringel has published more than 80 articles in
peer-reviewed journals, and he serves as assistant editor of
the Journal of the Society for Laparoendoscopic Surgeons,
a prestigious industry publication.

3. A Primer on Peer-Reviewed Journal
Publication
To achieve publication in a peer-reviewed journal, one must
communicate ideas or findings worthy of reporting. Content’
s worthiness is usually judged by its timeliness and
innovation. A new idea or fresh insight derived by accepted
standards and consistently and accurately presented is
always worth publishing, provided the contributor
acknowledges any underlying work performed by others,
and presents it in a professional manner. This means
writing a concise and rigorous paper, and ensuring that all
information is essential, all conclusions are supported, and
all findings are relevant.