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Anne Victoria Neale, Phil Lupo, Marjorie A Bowman

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|March 18, 2020

Summary

Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine (JABFM) enhances scientific knowledge dissemination through strategic author outreach. Utilizing digital object identifiers (DOI) and social media boosts article visibility and reader engagement globally.

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Area of Science:

Scholarly Publishing
Scientific Communication
Medical Journalism

Background:

The Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine (JABFM) is committed to maximizing the reach of its peer-reviewed research.
Effective dissemination strategies are crucial for advancing scientific knowledge and impact.

Discussion:

This article outlines JABFM's proactive approach to content dissemination.
Recommendations include leveraging press releases and social media platforms to amplify research findings.
Authors are advised on optimal methods for sharing their work to increase visibility.

Key Insights:

Digital Object Identifiers (DOI) are superior to direct links or PDF attachments for tracking readership and maintaining accessibility.
Consistent use of DOIs ensures stable, long-term access to published articles.
Free online accessibility of all JABFM articles worldwide facilitates broad scientific engagement.

Outlook:

Implementing these dissemination strategies can significantly enhance the impact of published research.
Continued focus on author support for outreach will foster wider scientific dialogue and knowledge advancement.
Future efforts may explore novel digital tools to further broaden research accessibility.