Best practices in research handout khatri

2. BPP

3. Why ?

4. Awareness Resources Education

5. ClarityWhy Complet Quality

6. Where to start What to choose What to expect

8. Author Reviewer Editor ER A

9. Best practices in Publication

11. Guidelines  COPE  WAME  EQUATOR  DOAJ  OASPA

14. COPE Committee On Publication Ethics

15. COPE Committee on Publication Ethics Sr. No. Guideline Recommendation 1 Study design & ethical approval Ethical approval/consent 2 Data analysis Details of methods/sources for analysis 3 Authorship Authors contribution 4 Conflict of interest COI disclosure 5 Peer review Audit of acceptance rate & publication time 6 Redundant publication Get disclosure –similar paper in press/other language 7 Plagiarism Check plagiarism, permissions 8 Duties of editors Editors are the stewards of the Journal

17. WAM EWorld Association of Medical Editors

18. WAME World Association of Medical Editors Sr. No. Guideline Recommendation 1 Ethics & professionalism Ethical approval/consent , do the job in skilled way 2 Authors Authors contribution 3 Conflict of interest COI disclosure 4 Global health Promote-publish global health issues 5 Peer review Audit of acceptance rate & publication time 6 Impact factor , registration_ RCT Measure Journal prestige, accessible registries 7 Policy Archives Free access to poor nations

19. EQUATO R Enhancing the QUAlity and Transparency Of health Research

20. Consolidat ed Standards Of Reporting Trials

21. publicationethics.org

22. Authors

23. My head of the department has not written anything in research article but still he is listed as one of the author, as per authorship guidelines he is A. Guest author B. Ghost author C. Gift author D. All of above

24. My head of the department has not written anything in research article but still he is listed as one of the author, as per authorship guidelines he is A. Guest author B. Ghost author C. Gift author D. All of above

25. We have a kind of celebrity name as author in research article, she has not written anything or contributed to research, as per authorship guidelines she is A. Guest author B. Ghost author C. Gift author D. All of above

26. We have a kind of celebrity name as author in research article, she has not written anything or contributed to research, as per authorship guidelines she is A. Guest author B. Ghost author C. Gift author D. All of above

27. An article is written for a pharmaceutical company research by one of the investigator but his name is not listed as author, as per the authorship guidelines he is A. Guest author B. Ghost author C. Gift author D. All of above

28. An article is written for a pharmaceutical company research by one of the investigator but his name is not listed as author, as per the authorship guidelines he is A. Guest author B. Ghost author C. Gift author D. All of above

30. A research Professor interpret data differently in a lecture pertaining to drug, since company paid $5,000 to give the lecture. It’s an example of A. Professional symbiosis B. Conflict of interest C. Liability D. Sponsorship

31. A research Professor interpret data differently in a lecture pertaining to drug, since company paid $5,000 to give the lecture. It’s an example of A. Professional symbiosis B. Conflict of interest C. Liability D. Sponsorship

33. All sources should be disclosed, and if large amounts of other people’s written or illustrative material is to be used, permission must be sought so as to avoid A. Copy right B. Plagiarism C. Patent D. Trademark

34. All sources should be disclosed, and if large amounts of other people’s written or illustrative material is to be used, permission must be sought so as to avoid A. Copy right B. Plagiarism C. Patent D. Trademark

36. When two or more papers without full cross reference, share the same hypothesis, data, discussion points, or conclusions. Then its called A. Duplicate publication B. Redundant publication C. Plagiarism D. All of above

37. When two or more papers without full cross reference, share the same hypothesis, data, discussion points, or conclusions. Then its called A. Duplicate publication B. Redundant publication C. Plagiarism D. All of above

38. Distribution of ethical issues in American Physiological Society publications (1996 through March 2004) Dale J. Benos, Jorge Fabres, John Farmer, et al Ethics and scientific publication// Adv Physiol Educ 29: 59–74, 2005

47. Decide Plan Culture Authorship Issues

48. RECONGISED EXPERTS

49. AVOID PREDAORY

50. PEER REVIEW

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