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¹SYNERGY, Nursing and Midwifery Research Centre, University of Canberra, Faculty of Health, and, ACT Health, Building 6, Level 3, Canberra Hospital, PO Box 11 WODEN 2606, ACT, Australia.

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This paper challenges the negative view of salami slicing in academic publishing. It explores alternative perspectives and offers practical advice for managing multiple publications from a single dataset.

Keywords:

Dissemination Publication ethics Qualitative research Salami slicing

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Area of Science:

Publication ethics
Research integrity
Scientific communication

Background:

Salami slicing, publishing multiple papers from one dataset, is often viewed negatively.
Critiques of this perspective are limited in existing literature.
This practice raises concerns about research integrity and publication ethics.

Purpose of the Study:

To challenge the notion that salami slicing is inherently negative.
To present alternative viewpoints on the practice of publishing multiple papers from a single dataset.
To discuss the implications of fragmented findings and their contribution to knowledge.

Main Methods:

Literature review and critical analysis of publication ethics.
Exploration of alternative perspectives on data fragmentation.
Development of practical strategies for managing multiple publications.

Main Results:

The paper argues against a universally negative view of salami slicing.
It highlights potential negative consequences such as underdeveloped findings.
It provides actionable tips for researchers dealing with multiple papers from one dataset.

Conclusions:

Salami slicing is not inherently negative and can be managed ethically.
Researchers should focus on the scope and contribution of each paper.
Ethical guidelines and practical strategies can mitigate the risks associated with salami slicing.