Free open access data sources for dermatology researchers

open access journals, magazines and other information sources for

the open access (oa) to scholarly articles published in journals, magazines and other literature sources is extremely useful to pharmacy students, teachers, research scholars, scientists and pharmacists to update their knowledge with recent changes in their fields of specialization. open access (oa) to scholarly articles is provided either directly from journal homepages by the publishers or fr...

Rx for data-rich, access-poor researchers.

©2015 8872147 Canada Inc. or its licensors CMAJ, August 11, 2015, 187(11) 797 Social insurance information, clinical data, population-based registries, income tax data, surveys — unquestionably Canada is one data-rich nation. Unfortunately for researchers who are interested in national or comparative analyses, much of that data is locked up in provincial research centres. That may change within...

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Data Access for the Open Access Literature: PLOS's Data Policy

Data are any and all of the digital materials that are collected and analyzed in the pursuit of scientific advances. In line with its stance on providing Open Access to research articles themselves, PLOS strongly believes that, to best foster scientific progress, the underlying data should be made freely available for researchers to use, wherever this is legal and ethical. Data availability all...

Open Access Dermatology Publishing: No Citation Advantage Yet

Background: Open access journals are a new publication model for sharing scientific information. Objective: To compare the citation frequency of articles published by the same author in traditional pay-for-access and open access dermatology journals. Methods: Articles by authors who published in the open access dermatology journal with the most citations and in any of the five pay-for-access jo...