Improve the quality of review articles reporting
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Engaging medical librarians to improve the quality of review articles.
Review articles published in JAMA summarize various aspectsofmedicalpracticeandarewrittenbyknownauthorities.Anexpert’sopinionabouta topichasvalue,but often more can be learned by that expert’s assessment ofall thepertinent literature.Whenreading individual research articles, readers couldmiss subtle features of the studies that are more apparent to an expert clinicianresearcher. Readers benefit...
full textQuality of the Articles or Quantity of the Articles?
برای دانشجویان و دانشمندان جوان ممکن است این سؤال مطرح گردد که برای دانشمند شدن، کیفیت یا کمیت مقالات یک فرد است که دارای اهمیت می‌باشد؟ شخصاً، بارها با این سؤال به هنگام برگزاری کارگاه‌های مقاله نویسی مواجه شد‌ه‌ام. Salthammer در انتهای سخن سردبیری خود، دو مثال بسیار جالب می‌آورد تا به روشنی به سؤال فوق پاسخ دهد. او در ابتدا به شیمیدان روسی به نام Yuri Struchkov اشاره می‌کند که در سال 1926 میل...
full textStatistical Reviewers Improve Reporting in Biomedical Articles: A Randomized Trial
BACKGROUND Although peer review is widely considered to be the most credible way of selecting manuscripts and improving the quality of accepted papers in scientific journals, there is little evidence to support its use. Our aim was to estimate the effects on manuscript quality of either adding a statistical peer reviewer or suggesting the use of checklists such as CONSORT or STARD to clinical r...
full textAssessing the scientific quality of review articles.
Why review articles? Review articles are useful to those involved in health care, whether they are providers, purchasers, or researchers, for two reasons. Firstly, they are one way of coping with huge volumes of published reports (the number of biomedical journals worldwide is increasing exponentially, with a doubling time of about 19 years'). Secondly, impressive examples now exist of the powe...
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volume 14 issue 5
pages 465- 468
publication date 2014-08
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