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Brief Reports will often have smaller patient/participant cohorts; they can focus on feasibility or pilot a specific treatment protocol. They may also have shorter follow-up times. Brief Reports are not simply a shorter write-up of a large study that would warrant more detailed description. In other words, Brief Reports are defined by methods, not by length of manuscript.  \nIf any of the information outlined in this template is missing from your submission, your manuscript may be returned to you for resolution prior to peer review.  \nPlease refer to our Instructions for Authors for more information about various technical criteria and a more general overview of each article type.  \nPlease also take great care to ensure that your research, data analysis, and language conform adequately to our requirements for racial and ethnic categorization of patients.  \nAs a reminder, every Brief Report must contain:  \n• A separate title page with full disclosure information, as outlined below  \n• A blinded main manuscript file without identifying information for the authors and/or their institutions, to include:  \no A structured Abstract  \no An Introduction section  \no A Methods section  \no A Results section  \no A Discussion section, including limitations  \no A Conclusions section  \no A References section in strict AMA format with 50 or fewer references  \n• Any relevant high-quality Figures, Tables, Appendices, and Videos as separate files, with flow diagrams encouraged (and required for randomized, controlled trials)  \nTITLE PAGE  \nArticle Domain Category [CHOOSE ONE]: Behavioral Health, Cardiopulmonary Medicine, General, Innovations, Medical Education, Musculoskeletal Medicine, Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine/ Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT), Obstetrics/Gynecology, Pediatrics, Public Health and Primary Care  \nArticle Type: Brief Report  \n\\# Tables/\\# Figures/\\# Appendices  \nArticle Title  \n• Each word capitalized, except prepositions  \n(Running Title)  \n• In parentheses and italicized under the main title  \n• A shortened version of your title that would appear in the header on a published manuscript  \n• No more than 50 words  \no eg, (Running Title:  )  \nAuthor Bylines  \n• Periods after middle initials, comma before degrees, each author separated by semicolon  \n• No Fellowship credentials are permitted.  \n• Authors should be listed with the credentials that were valid at the time the study was completed, even if they have graduated.  \no eg, Jane A. Johnson, MA; Janet B. Jones, DO  \nAuthor Affiliations  \n• Each author should be listed with her/his affiliations on a separate line.  \n• The listing should include division, department, institution, city, and state where applicable.  \no eg, Dr. Janet B. Jones, DO, A. T. Still Research Institute and the Department of Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine at the A. T. Still University Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine in Missouri.  \n• Please add the ORCID ID for each author to her/his affiliation line and provide the Twitter handle of any authors/institutions who would like to be tagged in social media efforts to promote your work.  \nFinancial Disclosures  \n• List “None reported.” or detail those of each individual author.  \n• Payment alone is not a criterion for disclosure, nor is relevance to the study subject. All affiliations outside of regular employment disclosed in the affiliations section listed above must be disclosed here. 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