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Authorship and acknowledgements.

W C G Peh¹, K H Ng

¹Singapore Medical Journal, 2 College Road, Singapore. smj.editor@sma.org.sg

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|June 25, 2009

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Authorship criteria for scientific manuscripts require substantial intellectual contribution and public responsibility. Contributors not meeting authorship standards should be acknowledged, and ghost authorship is discouraged.

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Area of Science:

Scientific publishing ethics
Academic integrity
Research communication standards

Background:

Defining authorship is crucial for scientific integrity and accountability.
Clear guidelines ensure proper recognition of contributions.
Ambiguity in authorship can lead to disputes and ethical concerns.

Purpose of the Study:

To delineate criteria for authorship in scientific manuscripts.
To clarify the roles and responsibilities of authors.
To provide guidance on acknowledging non-author contributors.

Main Methods:

Review of established authorship guidelines.
Analysis of ethical principles in scientific publishing.
Synthesis of best practices for manuscript contribution.

Main Results:

Authorship requires sufficient participation and intellectual contribution.
Public responsibility for content is a key criterion.
Contributors not meeting authorship should be acknowledged.

Conclusions:

Adherence to authorship criteria upholds scientific integrity.
Clear acknowledgment practices ensure transparency.
Professional medical writers can assist non-native English speakers.