WikiAnesthesia Style Guide
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This page offers some guidance about writing for WikiAnesthesia in a way that maintains consistency throughout the site, ensures content is displayed optimally, and that it can be as useful as possible to those reading.
Wikianesthesia is made by its users, and so this style guide is not an inflexible set of rules! (Note that this is a wiki page just like any other, and can be edited by anyone).
General Advice
- WikiAnesthesia is intended to provide concise, clinically relevant information that is useful at the point of care, rather than a resource for studying/exam preparation or in-depth critical literature review.
- If you would like to create other types of content please do so, but keep it separate from clinical reference pages.
Controversy
Referencing
- Original content