Question Conclusion for a medical essay?

[dmc]

Hi,

I need help with a conclusion for an essay. With most storys and stuff conclusions come easy. But I have no idea what to do for a conclusion on a essay that has to do with medical issues. Ive already googled on conclusions but they usually say to try and say something catchy that the reader will remember. But I dont really think thats a good idea when im writing an essay on Dissociative Identity Disorder. Im not asking for someone to help me write it, im basically asking on what should I say or talk about. I already reworded my thesis statement. But thats when I get stuck.
Any help will be appreciated, Thx.

 

[Hielor]

Summarize the points that you have made throughout the essay and draw a conclusion from them.

 

[dmc]

Thanks for responding, I will try to do something with that. I was thinking do that and about the other half of the paragraph as a "you can find more information here and there kinda deal", does anyone think that would fly?

 

[Eagle]

In conclusion, I highly recommend that all persons between the ages of 2-85 panic.

 

[tblaxland]

It sounds like you have Googled for example conclusions rather than for information on how to write conclusions. Here is some better advice:
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/workshops/hypertext/reportW/bodyconclusions.html

Also, I don't recommend following this, but it is good for a laugh: How to write consistently boring scientific literature

 

[simonpro]

I assume if you've written a medical essay then you'll have references. Read the conclusions in the references you have to gain an understanding of what type of thing is expected in your particular field.

(edit) I know the guy who wrote that second one, tblaxland, he's one of the best lecturers I've ever met. One of the few that can keep a bunch of 19 year old students interested for the whole time.