Publishing

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  Subject Areas on Research

  • "Ghost" publications among applicants to a general surgery residency program. 
  • A Mixed-Methods Investigation of the Motivations, Goals, and Aspirations of Male and Female Academic Medical Faculty. 
  • A Program to Enhance Writing Skills for Advanced Practice Nurses. 
  • A Shorter Invitation Period for AJR Manuscript Reviewers: Impact on Time to Completion of Reviews. 
  • A bibliometric analysis of articles identified by editors as representing excellence in nursing publication: Replication and extension. 
  • A critical assessment of the quality of reporting of randomized, controlled trials in the urology literature. 
  • A medical journal for the world's health priorities. 
  • A new template for referees and guidance on writing high quality papers. 
  • A proposal to reduce misrepresentation of medical student research activities in ERAS. 
  • A statement by nurse editors. 
  • A systematic guide to reviewing a manuscript. 
  • AJT's response to the National Institutes of Health public access regulations. 
  • ATTRACT. 
  • About papers that are not accepted for publication. 
  • Academic pursuits in board-certified reproductive endocrinologists. 
  • Accuracy of references in four pediatric nursing journals. 
  • Addressing Nursing Scholarship: A Framework for Currency and Number of References. 
  • Africa's visionary editor. 
  • An Assessment of Predatory Publication Use in Reviews. 
  • An Introduction to Radiation Sensibilities. 
  • An application of the revised CONSORT standards to FDA summary reports of recently approved antidepressants and antipsychotics. 
  • An unbiased scientific record should be everyone's agenda. 
  • Analysis of Citation Patterns and Impact of Predatory Sources in the Nursing Literature. 
  • Are we there yet? A review of gender comparisons in three behavioral journals through the 20th century. 
  • Associations, populations, and the truth: recommendations for genetic association studies in Arthritis & Rheumatism. 
  • Attitudes toward text recycling in academic writing across disciplines. 
  • Authorship and Publication Matters: Reply. 
  • Authorship in a multicenter clinical trial: The Heart Failure-A Controlled Trial Investigating Outcomes of Exercise Training (HF-ACTION) Authorship and Publication (HAP) scoring system results. 
  • Authorship in global mental health research: recommendations for collaborative approaches to writing and publishing. 
  • Avoiding predatory journals: Quick peer review processes too good to be true. 
  • Biometrics. Report of the editors--2011. 
  • Blind dates in sciences: dealing with rejection in peer review. 
  • Blood pressure publication guidelines. Society for Psychophysical Research. 
  • CME update: review articles and commentaries in JMRI. 
  • CV Polymerase: A Publication Primer for Young Pathology Faculty Members. 
  • Can the Case Report Withstand Ethical Scrutiny? 
  • Cardiovascular molecular mechanisms of disease with COVID-19. 
  • Celebrating our 40th year of publication: looking back, moving forward. 
  • Changing terminology in renal research: the impact of consensus. 
  • Characteristics of Biostatistics, Epidemiology, and Research Design Programs in Institutions With Clinical and Translational Science Awards. 
  • Characteristics of E-Mail Solicitations From Predatory Nursing Journals and Publishers. 
  • Characteristics of Heart Failure Trials Associated With Under-Representation of Women as Lead Authors. 
  • Citation classics in the burn literature during the past 55 years 
  • Citations of articles in predatory nursing journals. 
  • Collaborative Writing Projects: Set Yourself up for Success. 
  • Conflicts of interest and medical publishing. 
  • Constants and scientific progress. 
  • Conversion of cardiovascular conference abstracts to publications. 
  • Data archiving. 
  • Dear ANN Colleagues. 
  • Debating the current status of research in family medicine. 
  • Debating the current status of research in family medicine. 
  • Dexamethasone, blood glucose and CONSORT guidelines - a reply. 
  • Discussion of "Biomedical informatics: we are what we publish". 
  • Dissemination of research in clinical nursing journals. 
  • Distinguished contribution to family nursing research award (2007): Catherine "Kit" Chesla, DNSc, RN, FAAN. 
  • Does information from ClinicalTrials.gov increase transparency and reduce bias? Results from a five-report case series. 
  • Early impact of guideline publication on angiotensin-receptor neprilysin inhibitor use among patients hospitalized for heart failure. 
  • Early ribbon drawings of proteins. 
  • Editor's Note: PubMed inclusion and recognizing top reviewers. 
  • Editor's Report for Volume 28 (2011). 
  • Editorial Comment. 
  • Editorial independence for CMAJ: signposts along the road. 
  • Editorial license 
  • Editorial position on publishing articles on human organ transplantation. 
  • Editorial: Impact factors and clinical specialty nursing journals. 
  • Editorial: Not everything that matters can be measured and not everything that can be measured matters. 
  • Effect of acceptance or rejection on the author's evaluation of peer review of medical manuscripts. 
  • Effect of institutional prestige on reviewers' recommendations and editorial decisions. 
  • Estimates of upper bounds and trends in nano-TiO2 production as a basis for exposure assessment. 
  • Estimating common parameters of lognormally distributed environmental and biomonitoring data: harmonizing disparate statistics from publications. 
  • Evaluation of the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada Research Scholarship Program: research productivity and impact. 
  • Evidence-based practice: how to evaluate what you read. 
  • Examining the effect of publishing of bill sizes to reduce information asymmetry on healthcare costs. 
  • Expanding Group Peer Review: A Proposal for Medical Education Scholarship. 
  • Fact or fiction? 
  • False hopes, unwarranted fears: the trouble with medical news stories. 
  • Footprint and imprint: an ecologic time-trend analysis of cardiovascular publications in general and specialty journals. 
  • From the editor: Margaritaville blues and Philadelphia news. 
  • Gender differences in the salaries of physician researchers. 
  • Gradient and spin echo(cardiographic) magnetic resonance imaging: prevalence of descriptive errors in published articles. 
  • Graduate student-faculty collaboration in research and publication 
  • Grey literature in meta-analyses. 
  • Growing the path to the patient: an editorial outlook for Alternative therapies. 
  • Guidance Provided to Authors on Citing and Formatting References in Nursing Journals. 
  • Has behavior therapy drifted from its experimental roots? A survey of publication trends in mainstream behavioral journals. 
  • Heralding the new publisher: strategic alliance and improved service. 
  • How academic physicians can benefit from social media. 
  • How accurate are references in nursing journals? 
  • How to get your research published. 
  • Improved Reporting of Randomized Controlled Trials in the Urologic Literature. 
  • Improving the quality of reporting of randomized controlled trials. The CONSORT statement. 
  • Independent research by early investigators: an underutilized option. 
  • Information technology for optimizing the management of infectious diseases. 
  • Insights and opinions of readers of the Journal of the Medical Library Association . 
  • Introducing CCR perspectives in drug approval. 
  • Introducing historical perspectives. 
  • Introducing levels of evidence to publications in urology. 
  • Is past academic productivity predictive of radiology resident academic productivity? 
  • Is this a clinical trial? And should it be registered? 
  • JACC: Heart Failure fellows program: training the next generation. 
  • JVIR Celebrates 25 Years of Innovation. Part 2: 1995-2000. 
  • JVIR Celebrates 25 Years of Innovation. Part 3: 2001-2005. 
  • JVIR Celebrates 25 Years of Innovation. Part 5: 2011-2015. 
  • JVIR Celebrates 25 Years of Innovation.: Part 4: 2006-2010. 
  • Lessons Learned From AJR Neuroradiology Manuscript Reviews: Informative Advice for Prospective Authors in All Fields of Radiology. 
  • Letter from autism speaks. 
  • Levels of evidence in the urological literature. 
  • Looking to the Future: Challenges and Opportunities. 
  • Manual Therapy Cures Death: I Think I Read That Somewhere. 
  • Manual Therapy adopts mandatory reporting guidelines for publishing. 
  • Matching into Integrated Plastic Surgery: The Value of Research Fellowships. 
  • Medical care: past, present, and future. 
  • Method for establishing authorship in a multicenter clinical trial. 
  • Methodology and reporting of meta-analyses in the neurosurgical literature. 
  • Minimum information about a microarray experiment: comment on the editorial by Firestein and Pisetsky. 
  • Moving Nursing Beyond p < .05. 
  • Moving nursing beyond p < 0.05. 
  • Multi-investigator collaboration in orthopaedic surgery research compared to other medical fields. 
  • NIH MICAD initiative and guest author program opportunities. 
  • Neurosurgical workforce trends in the United States. 
  • Non-Peer-reviewed Preprint Articles as References in Anesthesiology: Reply. 
  • North American clinical management guidelines for hidradenitis suppurativa: A publication from the United States and Canadian Hidradenitis Suppurativa Foundations: Part I: Diagnosis, evaluation, and the use of complementary and procedural management. 
  • Online survey of nursing journal peer reviewers: indicators of quality in manuscripts 
  • Open Access Publishing and Global HIV Nursing-An Issue of Access and Equity! 
  • Open access publishing: a disruptive innovation 
  • Our vision for the American Heart Journal. 
  • PAIN®: our "new look". 
  • Partnering in the cultivation of the next generation of ethnic minority nurse scientists: responding to a compelling national agenda. 
  • Peer Review Matters: Research Quality and the Public Trust. 
  • Peer Review of Scholarly Work. 
  • Peer review: evolution or revolution? 
  • Peering Into Peer Review: AJR Neuroradiology Reviewers Discuss Their Approaches to Assessing a Manuscript. 
  • Plagiarism: an assault on the integrity of scientific research. 
  • Predatory Journals: The Worst Thing in Publishing, Ever. 
  • Predatory Publishing: A Growing Threat to HIV Nursing? 
  • Predatory publishing is everyone's concern. 
  • Presenting research to clinicians: strategies for writing about research findings. 
  • Prevailing publishing system is irrevocably broken. 
  • Problems identified by secondary review of accepted manuscripts. 
  • Publication Productivity of Nursing Faculty in Selected Schools of Nursing Across the United States. 
  • Publication Rates of Heart Failure Clinical Trials Remain Low. 
  • Publication trends among internal medicine residents and graduates. 
  • Publish or Perish but Pursue Decolonization: The Complexities of Global Surgery Authorship. 
  • Publish or perish--and bankrupt the medical library while we're at it. 
  • Publish or perish: The stature of nursing worldwide 
  • Publishing in Predatory Journals: Guidelines for Nursing Faculty in Promotion and Tenure Policies. 
  • Publishing the best basic and applied pain science: open science and PAIN. 
  • Quality of articles published in predatory nursing journals. 
  • Quality of reporting on randomised controlled trials of auriculotherapy for pain. 
  • Quality of reporting randomized controlled trials (RCTs) in the nursing literature: application of the consolidated standards of reporting trials (CONSORT) 
  • Re-engineering the Surgeon-Scientist Pipeline: Advancing Diversity and Equity to Fuel Scientific Innovation. 
  • Read me! 
  • Recommendations for depression publications. 
  • Recommendations for depression publications. 
  • Recommendations for scientific reports on depression. 
  • Reference accuracy in neonatal-maternal nursing literature. 
  • Reply to Solnick. 
  • Reporting Standards for Research in Psychology: Why Do We Need Them? What Might They Be? 
  • Reporting and representation of race/ethnicity in published randomized trials. 
  • Representation of Women Authors in International Heart Failure Guidelines and Contemporary Clinical Trials. 
  • Research Exceptionalism and Opportunism During the Coronavirus Pandemic. 
  • Research in nursing education and the institutional review board/ethics committee. 
  • Research published in 2003 by U.S. family medicine authors. 
  • Response From the Editors. 
  • Response to letter to the editor from Fahmi Kakamad, Abdulwahid Salih, and Hiwa Omer Baba Re: Citations of articles in predatory nursing journals. 
  • Response to letter to the editor from Simpson re: Quality of articles published in predatory nursing journals (Oermann et al., 2018). 
  • Response to letters regarding article, “Conversion of cardiovascular conference abstracts to publications”. 
  • Review and Analysis of Publication Trends over Three Decades in Three High Impact Medicine Journals. 
  • Reviewing the reviewers: comparison of review quality and reviewer characteristics at the American Journal of Roentgenology. 
  • Revising a manuscript: ten principles to guide success for publication. 
  • Revolution and renaissance. 
  • Rocket science. wjm launches a fast-track system for publishing important papers. 
  • SQUIRE Guidelines for reporting improvement studies in healthcare: implications for nursing publications. 
  • STrengthening the REporting of Genetic Association studies (STREGA): an extension of the STROBE Statement. 
  • Sanctions for research misconduct in cardiothoracic surgery journals. 
  • Scholarly Publication and Social Media: Do They Have Something in Common? 
  • Scholarly output and the impact of self-citation among surgical fellowship program directors. 
  • Scholarly publication practices of Doctor of Nursing Practice-prepared nurses 
  • Science and security. Practical experiences in dual-use review. 
  • Scientific nursing journals over 25 years: most studies continue to focus on adults and psychological variables, with a decline in theory-testing-based studies and an increase in qualitative studies. 
  • Seeing is believing: why including tables and figures matters to the effectiveness of your publications. 
  • Sex of editor in medical journals. 
  • Sharing your work: building knowledge about nursing care quality. 
  • Spotlight in Plastic Surgery: April 2021. 
  • Statistical reviewing policies of medical journals: caveat lector? 
  • Statistics in medical journals: a survey of current policies and proposals for editors. 
  • Strengthening the reporting of Genetic RIsk Prediction Studies (GRIPS): explanation and elaboration. 
  • Strengthening the reporting of genetic risk prediction studies (GRIPS): explanation and elaboration. 
  • Taking healthcare interventions from trial to practice. 
  • Teaching Nursing Students and Nurses About Predatory Publishing. 
  • Text Recycling in Scientific Writing 
  • The 'truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth...' 
  • The ADNI Publication Policy: commensurate recognition of critical contributors who are not authors. 
  • The ENCODE (ENCyclopedia Of DNA Elements) Project. 
  • The Pediatric Neurology Trainee Publication Award for 2015. 
  • The STARD statement for reporting diagnostic accuracy studies: application to the history and physical examination. 
  • The association for surgical education CESERT grant program: the first 15 years. 
  • The attention economy and the EMBS. 
  • The bias busters. 
  • The dynamic world of publishing in nursing: impact assessment 
  • The dynamics of population aging: demography and policy analysis. 
  • The future of Physiological Genomics. 
  • The impact of dermatology in premier medicine journals. 
  • The kinemage: a tool for scientific communication. 
  • The last half-century of aging research--and thoughts for the future. 
  • The next 20 years of ecology and evolution. 
  • The nuts and bolts of publication in Health Communication. 
  • The state of the blog: the first year of eAJKD. 
  • Transition from meeting abstract to full-length journal article for randomized controlled trials. 
  • Translating Nursing Partnerships in Clinical Care to Scientific Publishing. 
  • Translation, treatises, and tweets. 
  • Transparent and accurate reporting increases reliability, utility, and impact of your research: reporting guidelines and the EQUATOR Network. 
  • Twenty years of AIDS, and no end in sight. A BMJ theme issue will refocus attention on this catastrophic epidemic. 
  • Ultimate publication rate of unpublished manuscripts listed on radiology residency applications at one institution. 
  • Uncertainty and Certainty. 
  • Unethical studies on transplantation in cardiothoracic surgery journals. 
  • Using SQUIRE 2.0 to Guide Your Quality Improvement Work. 
  • War and peace: the role of medical journals in the discussion of conflict. 
  • Watch Out for Emails From Predatory Publishers. 
  • Welcome to our new publisher: Wiley. 
  • What Every Reader Should Know About Studies Using Electronic Health Record Data but May Be Afraid to Ask. 
  • White paper from the ACR Task Force on Print Media in Radiology. 
  • Why Should We Publish All Clinical Trials? 
  • Why journals should not publish articles funded by the tobacco industry. 
  • Writing Together to Get AHEAD: an interprofessional boot camp to support scholarly writing in the health professions. 
  • Writing and publishing your research findings. 
  • Writing for publication as an advanced practice nurse. 
  • Writing is not just for other people! 
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  Keywords of People

  • O'Connor, Christopher Michael, Adjunct Professor in the Department of Medicine, Medicine, Clinical Pharmacology
  • Preminger, Glenn Michael, James F. Glenn, M.D. Distinguished Professor of Urology, Surgery, Urology
  • Sampson, John Howard, Robert H., M.D. and Gloria Wilkins Professor of Neurosurgery, in the School of Medicine, Biomedical Engineering
  • Sullivan, Daniel Carl, Professor Emeritus of Radiology, Radiology