Critical appraisal skills, tomorrow’s doctors and the &lt;i&gt;Manchester Medical Journal&lt;/i&gt;

Burke, Joan L.; Khan, Samina; Mitchell, Annie

doi:10.7227/mmj.0017

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2016

DOI: 10.7227/mmj.0017

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Critical appraisal skills, tomorrow’s doctors and the <i>Manchester Medical Journal</i>

Joan L. Burke

Samina Khan²,

Annie Mitchell

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The role of the library in scholarly publishing: The University of Manchester experience

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The emergence of networked digital methods of scholarly dissemination has transformed the role of the academic library in the context of the research life cycle. It now plays an important role in the dissemination of research outputs (e.g. through repository management and gold open access publication processing) as well as more traditional acquisition and collection management. The University of Manchester Library and Manchester University Press have developed a strategic relationship to consider how they can work in partnership to support new approaches to scholarly publishing. They have delivered two projects to understand researcher and student needs and to develop tools and services to meet these needs. This work has found that the creation of new journal titles is costly and provides significant resourcing challenges and that support for student journals in particular is mixed amongst senior academic administrators. Research has suggested that there is more value to the University in the provision of training in scholarly publishing than in the creation of new in-house journal titles. Where such titles are created, careful consideration of sustainable business models is vital.

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Critical appraisal skills, tomorrow’s doctors and the <i>Manchester Medical Journal</i>

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