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When authorship fails - A proposal to make contributors accountable


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TitleWhen authorship fails - A proposal to make contributors accountable
Publication TypeJournal Article
Year of Publication1997
AuthorsRennie, D., Yank V., and Emanuel L.
JournalJAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association
Volume278
Issue7
Pagination579-585
Date PublishedAUG 20 1997
Publication Languageeng
ISBN Number0098-7484
Accession NumberISI:A1997XQ98600033
KeywordsGHOSTS , PUBLICATION;
Abstract

The authors of this paper argue for a radical change in the way the system of authorship is conducted that reflects the reality that the majority of articles are written by multiple authors. This new system requires disclosure to readers of the contributions made to the research and to the manuscript by the contributors, so that they can accept both credit and responsibility, In addition, certain named contributors take on the role of guarantor for the integrity of the entire work. The requirement that all participants be named as contributors will eliminate the artificial distinction between authors and acknowledgees and will enhance the integrity of publication.

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