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Identificación y Evitación de Conferencias Depredadoras

Kathryn Kieran¹, Rachael Salguero, Alexander Wolf

¹Kathryn Kieran is an instructor and Rachael Salguero and Alexander Wolf are assistant professors, all at the MGH Institute of Health Professions School of Nursing, Charlestown, MA. Contact author: Kathryn Kieran, kathrynkieran@gmail.com. The authors have disclosed no potential conflicts of interest, financial or otherwise.

The American journal of nursing

|December 24, 2025

Resumen

Tenga cuidado con las conferencias depredadoras que explotan a los asistentes con altas tarifas. Las enfermeras deben estar alerta e informadas para protegerse de estos eventos académicos engañosos.

Área de la Ciencia:

Integridad Académica
Ética de la Publicación Académica

Sus antecedentes:

Las conferencias depredadoras representan una amenaza significativa para la comunidad académica.
Estos eventos a menudo utilizan marketing engañoso para atraer participantes, priorizando las ganancias sobre el intercambio académico genuino.

Objetivo del estudio:

Crear conciencia entre las enfermeras sobre la creciente prevalencia y sofisticación de las conferencias depredadoras.
Proporcionar recomendaciones prácticas y recursos para que las enfermeras identifiquen y eviten conferencias depredadoras.

Principales métodos:

Este artículo es una revisión y síntesis de la información actual sobre conferencias depredadoras.
Se basa en criterios establecidos para identificar reuniones académicas fraudulentas y ofrece consejos prácticos.

Principales resultados:

Las conferencias depredadoras se caracterizan por altas tarifas de registro y publicación con poco o ningún valor agregado.
Las enfermeras son particularmente vulnerables debido a la presión de publicar y presentar investigaciones.

Conclusiones:

La vigilancia y la acción colectiva son cruciales para proteger a las enfermeras y a la comunidad académica en general de las conferencias depredadoras.
La utilización de los recursos proporcionados puede empoderar a las enfermeras para tomar decisiones informadas sobre la participación en conferencias.

Palabras clave:

investigadores de enfermería modelo de pago por participar conferencia depredadora revista depredadora

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