精神科 vs. 医学編集長の研究論文任期前,任期中,任期後 - 探索研究

Justin N Nguyen¹, Christopher K Tuohino², Charlotte S Horowitz²

¹Psychiatry Residency, Community Memorial Healthcare, Ventura, CA, USA.

Accountability in research

|September 6, 2025

まとめ

精神科の編集長は医学編集者よりも論文を自社で出版する人が多い. これは,学術出版における編集上の保護と透明性の強化の必要性を強調しています.

科学分野:

医学の倫理
学術出版
雑誌編集

背景:

雑誌の編集者による自己出版は,利益の衝突の可能性を懸念します.
異なる医学専門分野における自己出版率を理解することは研究の完全性を維持するために極めて重要です

研究の目的:

精神医学誌の編集長 (EIC) と一般医学誌の編集長 (EIC) の自己出版率を比較する.
編集者の任期前,任期中,任期後にこれらのレートを分析する.

主な方法:

25の精神科EICと22の医学EICの自己出版頻度に関する比較分析が行われました.
編集前の5年間,編集中の5年間,編集後の5年間をカバーし,記事の識別のためにPubMedを使用しました.
統計的分析は,ジャーナルタイプと期間による差異を評価するために,繰り返し測定した双方向ANOVAを用いた.

主要な成果:

精神科EICは,医療EICの0.31記事と比較して,その任期中に年間平均1.46記事を自己公開しました.
精神科EICは医学EICよりも4.7倍多くの記事を自己出版しました.
期刊の種類 (精神科 vs. 医学) と期間 (p < 0. 003) に基づいて有意な差異が見つかりました.

結論:

精神科のEICは医療の同級生よりも著しく高い自己出版率を示しています.
これらの発見は,編集の保障を強化し,透明性を高める重要性を強調しています.
学術出版における利益相反を緩和するために,出版ガイドラインの遵守を継続的に監視することが推奨されています.

キーワード:

編集長薬について精神科自己公開

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