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Medical journals, researchers, academic institutions, and funders must share responsibility for improving research integrity, senior academic editors have told MPs. Giving evidence to the House of Commons Science and Technology… Click to show full abstract
Medical journals, researchers, academic institutions, and funders must share responsibility for improving research integrity, senior academic editors have told MPs. Giving evidence to the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee’s inquiry into research integrity on 21 November, medical editors said that the push for greater research transparency required a commitment from everyone involved in academic publishing. Among those giving evidence was The BMJ ’s director of academic outreach, Trish Groves, who said that leading journals could help drive improvements by adopting an advocacy role to help “change the culture.” Catriona Fennell, director of publishing services at Elsevier, representing the Publishers Association, told MPs that the …
Journal Title: British Medical Journal
Year Published: 2017
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