Short History of Just Mentorship and Support

• DOI: 10.3325/cmj.2008.1.18
• Publication Date: 2008-12-30T04:07:22Z
• Authors: Vladimir J. Šimun...; Milivoj Petković; Sebastiano Miscia; Mirko Petrovic; Robert Stallaerts; Werner Busselmaier; Michael Hebgen; Axel Horsch; Slobodanka Horsch; Mojca Krzan; Igor Švab; Samo Ribarič; Danica Železnik; Joanna Santa Barbara; Dalibor Arapović; Tomica Božić; Goran Đuzel; Frano Ljubić; Maja Ostojić; Siniša Skočibušić; Nada Spasojević; Amra Zalihić; Radivoje Radić; Bakir Mehić; Emina Nakaš-Ićindić; Darko Kordić; Damir Sapunar; Snježana Tomić; Farid Ljuca; Nurka Pranjić; Hajrija Selešković; Husref Tahirović; Nijaz Tihić; Zeljko J. Bosnjak; Stjepan Gamulin; Ilija Kuzman; Zdravko Mandić; Selma Kamberović; Marija Hiljadnikova; Haris Tanović
• Keywords: Presentation (obstetrics); Pity; Mentorship; Foundation (evidence); Statement (logic); Scientific Publishing

Since its foundation in 1992, the Croatian Medical Journal (CMJ) has followed strict standards of quality scientific publishing.However, been aware that specific position demands more than just following already established rules.From very beginning, declared an "author-helpful policy," stating "journal editors should have a major role training authors science communication, especially smaller and developing communities.Journal usually send scientifically acceptable but poorly prepared articles it is pity to lose valid data because their poor presentation."(1,2).In brief, editorial staff CMJ well skills reporting publishing our academic community are not developed valuable research results being lost presentation.To be perfectly honest, ten years ago this statement looked like nice promise, one many we medicine learnt take too seriously.