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1Consultant Gerontologist, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia.
Objective:
To review research published in the AJA in terms of authors' positions and disciplinary backgrounds, and the settings in which research was done.
Methods:
Eighty two papers by 373 authors, in Vol. 35 No 1, March 2016, to Vol 37 No 2, June 2018, were reviewed.
Results:
Different clusters of authorship were found for research using surveys or database analyses, research in hospitals and aged care settings. Two out of three authors held academic positions, and professional practitioners in hospitals were much more likely to have academic affiliations than in aged care settings. Differing research cultures are seen to contribute to these outcomes.
Conclusions:
Editorial policies have been central to maintaining publication standards. The Journal's publication partners could take a number of actions to advance recognition of professionals in different roles as authors and to expand the range of research published, especially nursing and social science research.
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