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Preprints in medical research: Progress and principles.
1Public Library of Science, San Francisco, California, United States of America and Cambridge, United Kingdom.
Plos Medicine
|April 17, 2018
Summary
Preprints accelerate human health research by enabling early sharing of findings. PLOS Medicine Editors propose a 3-part framework to maximize preprint benefits and mitigate risks in scientific discovery.
Area of Science:
- Health Research
- Scientific Communication
Background:
- Preprints offer rapid dissemination of research findings.
- The role of preprints in advancing human health research is under discussion.
Discussion:
- A proposed 3-part framework aims to ensure the benefits of preprints.
- This framework addresses the responsible use of preprints in the scientific community.
Key Insights:
- Preprints can significantly speed up the dissemination of health research.
- A structured approach is needed to harness preprint potential effectively.
Outlook:
- Implementing the proposed framework can enhance the value of preprints.
- Future research will benefit from standardized preprint practices.
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