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Las colaboraciones de múltiples grupos son vitales para los avances de la investigación biomédica, lo que requiere estrategias para mejorar el valor y mitigar los riesgos en publicaciones de múltiples autores.

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  • La publicación en artículos de varios autores es un resultado común de estas colaboraciones.

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  • Identificar y abordar los desafíos potenciales en la investigación colaborativa y la publicación.

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  • Este estudio es un análisis conceptual y una síntesis de las mejores prácticas.
  • Se basa en la literatura existente y el consenso de expertos sobre la colaboración en la investigación.

Principales resultados:

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