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Summary
Predatory publishing involves questionable practices in open access journals. This article warns nursing scholars about these alarming trends and offers guidance.
Area of Science:
- Nursing
- Scholarly Publishing
- Open Access Models
Background:
- Predatory publishing presents a significant challenge in academic and scientific communication.
- Dubious practices in marketing, business, and peer-review alteration characterize these publishers.
- The rise of open access has unfortunately facilitated the proliferation of predatory publishing.
Purpose of the Study:
- To address the alarming developments in scholarly publishing.
- To provide a clear discussion and recommendations for nursing scholars.
- To inform current and future researchers about predatory publishing practices.
Main Methods:
- This article presents a conceptual discussion.
- It synthesizes current understanding of predatory publishing.
Main Results:
- Predatory publishing exploits the open access model with questionable ethics.
- Nursing scholars are at risk due to these deceptive publishing practices.
- Awareness and critical evaluation are crucial for researchers.
Conclusions:
- Nursing scholars must be vigilant against predatory publishing.
- Adopting best practices in scholarly communication is essential.
- Recommendations are provided to navigate the publishing landscape safely.