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Table of Contents - July 15, 1998
The International Congress on Biomedical Peer Review and Global Communications
Editorials
Congress on Biomedical Peer Review: History,
Ethics, and Plans for the Future
D. Rennie, A. Flanagin, Chicago, Ill
Peer Review in Prague
D. Rennie, Chicago, Ill
Authorship
Authorship: The Coin of the Realm, The Source of
Complaints
L. J. Wilcox, Boston, Mass
What Are the Factors Determining Authorship and
the Order of the Authors' Names? A Study Among Authors of the
Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde (Dutch Journal of Medicine)
W. P. Hoen, H. C. Walvoort, A. J. P. M. Overbeke, Amsterdam, the
Netherlands
Multiple Authorship: The Contribution of Senior
Authors
J. P. H. Drenth, Nijmegen, the Netherlands
Prevalence of Articles With Honorary Authors and
Ghost Authors in Peer-Reviewed Medical Journals
A. Flanagin, Chicago, Ill; L. A. Carey, New York, NY; P. B. Fontanarosa,
Chicago, Ill; S. G. Phillips, Hackensack, NJ; B. P. Pace, G. D. Lundberg, D.
Rennie, Chicago, Ill
Conflict of Interest
Financial Interest and Its Disclosure in Scientific Publications
S. Krimsky, Medford, Mass; L. S. Rothenberg, Los Angeles, Calif
Quality of Peer Review
Changes to Manuscripts During the Editorial
Process: Characterizing the Evolution of a Clinical Paper
G. P. Purcell, Durham, NC; S. L. Donovan, F. Davidoff, Philadelphia, Pa
Reliability of Editors' Subjective Quality
Ratings of Peer Reviews of Manuscripts
M. L. Callaham, San Francisco, Calif; W. G. Baxt, Philadelphia, Pa; J.
F. Waeckerle, Kansas City, Mo; R. L. Wears, Jacksonville, Fla
What Makes a Good Reviewer and a Good Review for
a General Medical Journal?
N. Black, S. van Rooyen, F. Godlee, R. Smith, S. Evans, London, England
Effect of Blinding and Unmasking on the Quality
of Peer Review: A Randomized Trial
S. van Rooyen, F. Godlee, S. Evans, R. Smith, N. Black, London, England
Effect on the Quality of Peer Review of Blinding
Reviewers and Asking Them to Sign Their Reports: A Randomized Controlled Trial
F. Godlee, London, England; C. R. Gale, C. N. Martyn, Southampton,
England
Does Masking Author Identity Improve Peer Review
Quality? A Randomized Controlled Trial
A. C. Justice, Cleveland, Ohio; M. K. Cho, Philadelphia, Pa; M. A.
Winker, Chicago, Ill; J. A. Berlin, Philadelphia, Pa; D. Rennie, San
Francisco, Calif; and the PEER Investigators
Masking Author Identity in Peer Review: What
Factors Influence Masking Success?
M. K. Cho, Philadelphia, Pa; A. C. Justice, Cleveland, Ohio; M. A.
Winker, Chicago, Ill; J. A. Berlin, Philadelphia, Pa; J. F. Waeckerle, Kansas
City, Mo; M. L. Callaham, D. Rennie, San Francisco, Calif; and the PEER
Investigators
Bias
US and Non-US Submissions: An Analysis of
Reviewer Bias
A. M. Link, Bethesda, Md
Adherence to Published Standards of Reporting: A
Comparison of Placebo-Controlled Trials Published in English or German
C. A. Junker, Berne, Switzerland
Publication Bias and Research on Passive
Smoking: Comparison of Published and Unpublished Studies
A. L. Misakian, L. A. Bero, San Francisco, Calif
Positive-Outcome Bias and Other Limitations in
the Outcome of Research Abstracts Submitted to a Scientific Meeting
M. L. Callaham, San Francisco, Calif; R. L. Wears, Gainesville, Fla; E.
J. Weber, San Francisco, Calif; C. Barton, Chapel Hill, NC; G. Young, San
Francisco, Calif
Unpublished Research From a Medical Specialty
Meeting: Why Investigators Fail to Publish
E. J. Weber, M. L. Callaham, San Francisco, Calif; R. L. Wears,
Jacksonville, Fla; C. Barton, Chapel Hill, NC; G. Young, San Francisco, Calif
Is There a Sex Bias in Choosing Editors?
Epidemiology Journals as an Example
K. Dickersin, L. Fredman, Baltimore, Md; K. M. Flegal, Hyattsville, Md;
J. D. Scott, B. Crawley, Baltimore, Md
Reviewing the Reviews: The Example of Chronic
Fatigue Syndrome
J. Joyce, S. Rabe-Hesketh, S. Wessely, London, England
Improving Quality
Can the Accuracy of Abstracts Be Improved by
Providing Specific Instructions? A Randomized Controlled Trial
R. M. Pitkin, M. A. Branagan, Los Angeles, Calif
Reporting of Randomized Clinical Trial
Descriptors and Use of Structured Abstracts
R. W. Scherer, B. Crawley, Baltimore, Md
Perceived Value of Providing Peer Reviewers With
Abstracts and Preprints of Related Published and Unpublished Papers
C. L. Hatch, Bethesda, Md; S. N. Goodman, Baltimore, Md
Evaluating the BMJ Guidelines for
Economic Submissions: Prospective Audit of Economic Submissions to
BMJ and The Lancet
T. Jefferson, R. Smith, London, England; Y. Yee, M. Drummond, York,
England; M. Pratt, R. Gale, London, England
Methodology and Reports of Systematic Reviews
and Meta-analyses: A Comparison of Cochrane Reviews With Articles Published in
Paper-Based Journals
A. R. Jadad, D. J. Cook, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; A. Jones, T. P.
Klassen, P. Tugwell, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; M. Moher, Oxford, England; D.
Moher, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Discussion Sections in Reports of Controlled
Trials Published in General Medical Journals: Islands in Search of Continents?
M. Clarke, I. Chalmers, Oxford, England
Research Design and Statistical Methods in
Chinese Medical Journals
Q. Wang, B. Zhang, Shanghai, China
The Editors and Their Journals
The Reported Training and Experience of Editors
in Chief of Specialist Clinical Medical Journals
J. Garrow, M. Butterfield, J. Marshall, A. Williamson, London, England
A Comparison of the Opinions of Experts and
Readers as to What Topics a General Medical Journal (JAMA) Should
Address
G. D. Lundberg, Chicago, Ill; M. C. Paul, Princeton, NJ; H. Fritz,
Chicago, Ill
Ethical Issues in Studying Submissions to a
Medical Journal
C. M. Olson, Seattle, Wash; R. M. Glass, Chicago, Ill; S. B. Thacker, D.
F. Stroup, Atlanta, Ga
The News Media and Peer-Reviewed Journals
Peer-Reviewed Articles and Public Health: The
Mad Cow Affair in Italian Newspapers
E. Girardi, N. Petrosillo, M. S. Aloisi, L. Ravà, G. Ippolito, Rome, Italy
Press Releases of Science Journal Articles and
Subsequent Newspaper Stories on the Same Topic
V. de Semir, C. Ribas, G. Revuelta, Barcelona, Spain
When Things Go Wrong and Solutions
Phenomena of Retraction: Reasons for Retraction
and Citations to the Publications
J. M. Budd, M. Sievert, T. R. Schultz, Columbia, Mo
The Journal Ombudsperson: A Step Toward
Scientific Press Oversight
R. Horton, London, England
Freedom and Responsibility in Medical
Publication: Setting the Balance Right
D. Rennie, Chicago, Ill
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