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We did a study under a grant to investigate the effects of COVID-19 on Medical Education. We however had some few corrections and ended up not publishing. Is it reasonable to start publishing efforts now considering we did the study in 2020 and we`re already post'-COVID?

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  • Does the paper contain study in 2021 and 2022 ?
    – Nobody
    Apr 12 at 3:35
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    We are very definitely not post-covid.
    – toby544
    Apr 12 at 7:05
  • We may be pre- the next Covid wave. And we are probably pre-whatever other bad illness will appear. I suspect that the effects of Covid on medical education would apply to other highly infectious and possibly lethal infections as well.
    – gnasher729
    Apr 12 at 13:10
  • Please search for "Arcturus" on Internet. We are not post'-COVID yet !!!
    – Nobody
    Apr 16 at 11:00

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Of course it is reasonable to publish something about COVID-19 despite the peak crisis of the pandemic having declined ... just as it is reasonable and useful to publish about the effects of

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even though they too are now over. Indeed, it is reasonable to expect that the publications that have already appeared regarding COVID-19 will represent only a small fraction of the papers that will eventually be published. Research into a phenomenon or event, does not become irrelevant simply because the event has passed.

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  • Thank yoyu..I will consult my Professor to see how i can jump start the whole thing
    – Harrison ochieng
    Apr 12 at 14:55

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