ABCDE Blog • Community Knowledge
Share your knowledge,shape the next generationof Egyptian doctors.
Residency applications, licensing exams, research and relocation — advice is scattered. The ABCDE Editorial Hub collects reviewed, first-hand guidance from the physicians who have already walked that path.
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Your experience is somebody else’s missing chapter.
ABCDE publishes contributions from the community, for the community — reviewed by practising physicians before anything reaches a reader.
Start a submission- 01
Share practical experience
Turn the lessons of your rotations, exams, and applications into guidance that is concrete, honest, and immediately usable.
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Support physicians on their journey
Egyptian graduates navigate the Match, licensing exams, and relocation with scattered information. Your account replaces guesswork with evidence.
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Build a trusted professional voice
Published contributors are credited by name, role, and institution — an editorially reviewed byline within a respected medical community.
Eight areas where the community needs clear writing.
Choose the single area that best fits your article. Reviewers may suggest a better fit during review.
Residency & Match
Applications, interviews, ranking
USMLE
Step preparation and scheduling
Research
Publishing, posters, mentorship
Clinical Experience
Observerships and externships
Fellowship
Subspecialty pathways
Career Development
Contracts, visas, long-term plans
Medical Education
Teaching and curriculum
Personal Experience / Journey
First-person narratives
From submission to publication, in four stages.
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Submit
Complete the four-step form with your details, manuscript, references, and images. You receive a submission reference immediately.
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Editorial Review
An ABCDE reviewer reads the manuscript and assesses scope, accuracy, structure, and adherence to the contributor guidelines.
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Decision / Revision
You receive an approval, a request for specific changes, or a decision not to proceed — always with a written explanation by email.
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Publication
Approval means the article passed editorial review; it is not yet live. The ABCDE publisher prepares and publishes it manually on WordPress.
Editorial approval is not publication. An approved article has passed editorial review and moves to the publication queue. The ABCDE publisher then prepares and publishes the final article manually on WordPress, and you are notified once it is live.
What we expect from every contribution.
These standards protect readers, patients, and the credibility of the ABCDE blog. Read them before you start — reviewers apply each one.
Submit your article for editorial review.
Four short steps — about you, your article, files and references, then consent and review. Fields marked with an asterisk are required.
- 01About you
- 02Article
- 03Files & references
- 04Consent & review