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The ITS2 Database
Published on: March 12, 2012
Summary
This study focuses on the indexing and presentation of abstracts for the Oncology Nursing Forum. Abstracts are indexed by the first author and appear as submitted, without editing or review, for presentations.
Area of Science:
- Oncology Nursing
- Scientific Publishing
- Abstract Management
Background:
- Abstracts are crucial for disseminating research findings in oncology nursing.
- The Oncology Nursing Forum (ONF) utilizes a specific indexing and presentation process for submitted abstracts.
- Ensuring clarity and accuracy in abstract presentation is vital for scientific communication.
Purpose of the Study:
- To outline the indexing methodology for abstracts submitted to the Oncology Nursing Forum.
- To clarify the presentation standards for abstracts as they appear in the Forum.
- To inform authors and readers about the abstract submission and review process.
Main Methods:
- Abstracts are indexed based on the first author's name.
- Abstracts are presented in their original submitted format.
- No editing or formal review process is applied by the Oncology Nursing Forum.
Main Results:
- Indexing by first author ensures straightforward identification and retrieval.
- The 'as submitted' format preserves the author's original content and structure.
- The absence of editing means abstracts reflect the direct output of the authors.
Conclusions:
- The current abstract management process prioritizes author submission fidelity.
- This method facilitates rapid dissemination of presented research.
- Authors should ensure abstracts are finalized before submission to maintain integrity.
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