A Sociotechnical Framework for Semantic Biomedical Content Authoring and Publishing
Due to the ubiquity of unstructured biomedical data, significant obstacles still remain in achieving accurate and fast access to online biomedical content. In lieu of the growing volume of biomedical content on the web, embedding semantic annotations has
Steve Fonin Mbouadeu +4 more
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Urgent, Exceptional, and Above the Rules: Author Entitlement in Biomedical Publishing [PDF]
Entitlement in biomedical publishing manifests through attempts to bypass peer review, requests for expedited handling, and non-compliance with submission requirements.
Rajshekhar Bipeta
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Electronic Publishing of Scholarly Communication in the Biomedical Sciences [PDF]
The main purpose of biomedical publishing is to convey the evolving scientific understanding of living organisms and the use of that understanding as the basis of health care among researchers, practitioners, and (increasingly) consumers. Published papers also serve as an archive of scientific knowledge, documenting both successful and unsuccessful ...
William Hersh
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Editorial independence in biomedical publishing
Unlike my other editorials published in AP J Psychol Med, the views expressed in this editorial are not completely my own; hence, most of the information is in quotes. I tried to summarize the published literature related to editorial independence.
Rajshekhar Bipeta
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Identifying reasons for failure in biomedical research and publishing [PDF]
The regular assessment of Brazilian scientific output means that individual university departments need to constantly improve the quantity and quality of their scientific output. A significant proportion of this output involves the work of Master’s
D. Bousfield
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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Biomedical Research and Publishing
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) are essential for ethical biomedical research, yet gaps remain in the editorial board, peer review, authorship, and research participation.
Rajshekhar Bipeta
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Biomedical publishing: Past historic, present continuous, future conditional [PDF]
Richard Sever
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Publication integrity and industry influences on the editorial process: a case study [PDF]
Scholarly publishing is facing unprecedented challenges. Journal scholarly integrity and ethics have historically focused on author conduct and conflicts of interest. We address apparent journal and editor conflicts of interest.
Evan D. Kharasch +3 more
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Relationships among commercial practices and author conflicts of interest in biomedical publishing [PDF]
Zoltan P Majdik, Scott Graham
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Reporting and publishing research in the biomedical sciences
Molly M Thabah, Vinod Ravindran
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