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Titulo Artículo : Best Practices of Medical Journalism Role of Editors, Peer Reviewers, and Authors
Titulo Revista: Journal of Marine Medical Society

ISBN

2589-1235
Autores Roy Kaushik
Vashisht Shruti
Ray Sougat
Año de publicacion 2017

Suplemento

Numero 2 Volumen 19
Pagina Inicial 83 Pagina Final 86
Idioma: Inglés Base de datos bibliográfica: Otra
Resumen : Medical writing is an art which requires a fine blend of new scientific information and rhetorical skills. An article in a reputed journal ensures recognition and career advancement, and there has been a rush among doctors to publish their research work. Several indexed “predatory” journals have mushroomed and are accepting articles without a blinded peer review. The standard impact factor (IF) scoring for a journal has been debatable and so has been the authenticity of indexing. Awareness regarding standard guidelines is required for reliable and valid research. Evidence from a scientific research is the need of the day for an emerging economy like India to help build universal health coverage and meet sustainable developmental goals. This article analyses the concepts of IF and indexing and discusses the best practices for the editors, peer reviewers, and authors.
Palabras Claves : Medical Journalism
Medical editor
Medical Writing
Predatory

Tipo de acceso:

libre Disponibilidad Link Externo
Publico Objetivo: Posgrado , Docentes , Medicos , Investigadores , Educadores Medicos , Otros profesionales de la salud ,