Redundant publication compromises the integrity and credibility of scientific research, leading to skewed literature and wasted resources. Publishers are responsible for implementing screening processes and ethical guidelines to prevent redundancy while taking appropriate actions when it occurs. The consequences of redundant publication include damage to reputations, distortion of knowledge, and increased resource waste.

1. Introduction: The Issue of
Redundant Publication
1 Compromised
Integrity
Redundant publication
undermines the credibility
and transparency of
scientific research.
2 Skewed Literature
It can lead to an inaccurate
representation of the
existing body of
knowledge.
3 Wasted Resources
Redundant publication wastes time, effort, and funding that
could be better utilized.

2. Publisher's Role and
Responsibilities
Gatekeeping
Publishers must have
robust screening processes
to detect and prevent
redundant publication.
Ethical Guidance
Publishers should provide
clear guidelines on
publication ethics and best
practices.
Collaboration
Publishers should work
closely with researchers to
promote integrity in the
publishing process.
Consequences
Publishers must be willing
to take appropriate
actions, including
retractions, when
redundant publication is
discovered.

3. Detecting and Addressing
Redundant Publication
1 Screening
Employ robust screening processes to detect potential
cases of redundant publication.
2 Investigation
Conduct thorough investigations to verify the
extent and nature of the overlap.
3 Resolution
Determine appropriate actions, such as
retractions or corrections, to address confirmed
cases of redundant publication.

4. Consequences of Redundant
Publication
1
Damage to Reputation
Redundant publication can severely undermine the
credibility and reputation of individual researchers.
2
Distortion of Knowledge
It can lead to a skewed understanding of the existing
body of research.
3
Wasted Resources
Redundant publication wastes time, effort, and funding
that could be better utilized.

5. Puoication
Ethiw
I Publication is themost common coniemporary
form of research
outcome dissemination.
Researcher (s) remain owner of pubiished work.
z Researcher published in form of
Afiicle,
Book or Book chapters,
Conference proceeding
or Preprint archives.
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z Protecting life of human being: Ethically published work
become a sound base of knowledge.
z Help in adequate rationalization- Accelerate scientific progress.
» Show ethical path to foliowers
a Help in image building of researcher
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e Authors and Contributors: au1horship entails responsibility and
accountabiiity for the published work.
» COPE suggested as an author who should contribute as
one of
foilowing way:
Significant contributions to conception and/or
design of the
work.
Acquisition, analysis, and/or interpretation of
data
generated/ collected during the work
Draüing/editing the work or revisingit critically
and thus
contributing impo1ant intellectual content.
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10. s In case of multi-author
paper:
Coilectiveiy1ake the decision about ali aspects of
work
integrity and accuracy of work has to be resoived.
”Finai approved version to be pubiished;
Each author shouid be able to identify which co-authors are
responsibietor which specific part of the work.
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11. UnA
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z GmM a1orship: With someone’ s name, chances
of paper acceptance may increased.
r Honorary aGiR Au6mhip: Authorship given as gift or as
honour
a Ghost Asthor&ip: You can acknowledged them but not as
author
› Amymous ABhorship: Not real name of author
or improper scientific afiicTe
» Sunogaie Au1fieship: Manuscriptwrixen by someone
else
without original data and published.
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12. Publication
MimonduR
when one author intentionaliy uses anothers work without
permission, credit, or acknowiedgment.
z Plagiarism generally found in following forms:
Data
Words and Phrases
Ideas and Concepts
e Id ToA od ia ism
Understand the meaning of original paper and cite it with
fully acknowledgement
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