2007
DOI: 10.4067/s0034-98872007000400001
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Honestidad y buena fe: dos pilares en la ética de las publicaciones biomédicas

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“…A study conducted by Karani et al, 3 established that only 66% of the students had received some type of training in this subject matter, and in an Australian study none of the participants had received formal education in that regard. 5 As per the way of teaching them, this should be done through online or written modules, reflexive discusions, 17 or through direct conversations with the mentor in charge. 3 This last aspect should be an imperative for the professor.…”
Section: Ways Of Preventing Conflicts Of Authorship Between Students mentioning
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“…A study conducted by Karani et al, 3 established that only 66% of the students had received some type of training in this subject matter, and in an Australian study none of the participants had received formal education in that regard. 5 As per the way of teaching them, this should be done through online or written modules, reflexive discusions, 17 or through direct conversations with the mentor in charge. 3 This last aspect should be an imperative for the professor.…”
Section: Ways Of Preventing Conflicts Of Authorship Between Students mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…11 It is essential for those wishing to be considered authors of scientific work to know the existence of the norms to that respect. 17 A fourth recommendation suggests for universities and their respective faculties to develop guidelines or committees 9 that explicitly establish the criteria of authorship in the case of research carried out with, 12 as well as the functions of professors as Master's or PhD thesis director-guide, andideally -establish the need to sign a commitment of authorship. This guideline, according to Gross et al, 12 should also include aspects that guide not only the criteria of authorship, but also the procedures to solve conflicts, explaining the guiding role of the mentor in this area.…”
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“…As faltas menos graves, contudo mais frequentes, que são relatadas na literatura são as repetições de dados em publicações redundantes, cópia ou plágio de partes substanciais de outras publicações, isto é, exploração deliberada de ideias de outros autores, o que se caracteriza como alocação indevida de autoria (Reyes, 2007).…”
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“…Descontando estas breves formas de uso literal de información, el plagio sería una copia sin autorización y sin referencia, siendo ella una infracción ética descrita en diversas formas de publicaciones, tales como la literaria o científica (1,3) , pero también se puede encontrar en proyectos de investigación en profesionales (4) y es muy frecuente en los trabajos de estudiantes de medicina (5,6) . Los docentes y revisores tienden a esperar que los manuscritos que se reciban estén exentos de fraude y hechos honestamente (3) , esto a pesar que el hábito de plagiar no es nuevo (7) ; de otro lado, el impacto de la informática ha sido favorable en las ciencias médicas gracias a la difusión de revistas científicas de libre acceso (6,8) , pero la aparición de empresas virtuales que asisten a la copia, contando con material de diversas temáticas, ha hecho del 'copiar y pegar' una técnica sistemática (7) .…”
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“…Los docentes y revisores tienden a esperar que los manuscritos que se reciban estén exentos de fraude y hechos honestamente (3) , esto a pesar que el hábito de plagiar no es nuevo (7) ; de otro lado, el impacto de la informática ha sido favorable en las ciencias médicas gracias a la difusión de revistas científicas de libre acceso (6,8) , pero la aparición de empresas virtuales que asisten a la copia, contando con material de diversas temáticas, ha hecho del 'copiar y pegar' una técnica sistemática (7) . Aunque el plagio o copia puede ser fácil de detectar (9,10) obedece al interés del revisor y de las herramientas y experiencia que tenga en esta actividad.…”
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