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Best practice guidelines on publishing ethics: a publisher's perspective, 2nd edition.
International Journal of Clinical Practice
|October 21, 2014
Summary
Wiley updated its 2006 publishing ethics guidelines for editors, authors, and researchers. The revised guidelines offer practical advice on ethical concerns, including whistleblowing and human rights in academic publishing.
Area of Science:
- Academic Publishing
- Research Ethics
- Scholarly Communication
Background:
- Wiley's publishing ethics guidelines, originally from 2006, have been updated.
- The revised guidelines address contemporary ethical challenges in academic publishing.
- These updates aim to support editors, authors, and researchers.
Discussion:
- New guidance covers whistleblowers, animal research, clinical research, and trial registration.
- The guidelines incorporate considerations for cultural differences, human rights, and confidentiality.
- The interdisciplinary nature of the guidelines ensures broad applicability.
Key Insights:
- The updated guidelines provide comprehensive resources and practical advice.
- Expert review by 24 editors and specialists ensures thoroughness.
- The guidelines are accessible across various scientific and scholarly communities.
Outlook:
- Promoting ethical integrity in academic publishing is crucial.
- The guidelines serve as a vital resource for maintaining high ethical standards.
- Continued adherence to these updated ethical standards is expected.
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