Recommendations for the Conduct, Reporting, Editing, and Publication of Scholarly Work in Medical Journals

By SobRe LA RecomendAcIoneS. 2018

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I. About the Recommendations A. Purpose of the Recommendations B. Who Should Use the Recommendations? C. History of the Recommendations II. Roles and Responsibilities of Authors, Contributors, Reviewers, Editors, Publishers, andOwners A. Defining the Role of Authors and Contributors 1. Why AuthorshipMatters 2. Who Is an Author? 3. Non-Author Contributors B. Disclosure of Financial and Non-Financial Relationships and Activities, andConflicts of Interest 1. Participants a. Authors b. Peer Reviewers c. Editors and Journal Staff 2. Reporting Relationships and Activities C. Responsibilities in the Submission and Peer-Review Process 1. Authors a. Predatory or Pseudo-Journals 2. Journals a. Confidentiality b. Timeliness c. Peer Review d. Integrity e. Diversity and Inclusion f. Journal Metrics 3. Peer Reviewers D. Journal Owners and Editorial Freedom 1. Journal Owners 2. Editorial Freedom E. Protection of Research Participants III. Publishing and Editorial Issues Related to Publication in Medical Journals A. Corrections, Retractions, Republications, and Version Control B. Scientific Misconduct, Expressions of Concern, and Retraction C. Copyright D. Overlapping Publications 1. Duplicate Submission 2. Duplicate and Prior Publication 3. Preprints a. Choosing a Preprint Archive b. Submitting Manuscripts That Are in Preprint Archives to a Peer-Reviewed Journal c. Referencing Preprints in Submitted Manuscripts 4. Acceptable Secondary Publication 5. Manuscripts Based on the Same Database E. Correspondence F. Fees G. Supplements, Theme Issues, and Special Series H. Sponsorship and Partnerships I. Electronic Publishing J. Advertising K. Journals and theMedia L. Clinical Trials 1. Registration 2. Data Sharing IV. Manuscript Preparation and Submission A. Preparing a Manuscript for Submission to a Medical Journal 1. General Principles 2. Reporting Guidelines 3. Manuscript Sections a. Title Page b. Abstract c. Introduction d. Methods i. Selection andDescription of Participants ii. Technical Information iii. Statistics e. Results f. Discussion g. References i. General Considerations ii. Style and Format h. Tables i. Illustrations (Figures) j. Units of Measurement k. Abbreviations and Symbols B. Sending theManuscript to the Journal

Subfields: Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health

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