Reference Accuracy in Four Respiratory Medical Journals

Narin, Selnur; Koçak, Fatma Ünver; Özalevli, Sevgi; Ilgin, Duygu

doi:10.1159/000295808

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“…Major author errors were common citation errors detected in previous nursing, medicine, and social science investigations, [19][20][21][22] and these errors were common in the current study too. Despite the lack of statistical significance in major author errors between the 2 groups in this study, the weighted error median was nearly 4-fold less in the copyediting group.…”

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Effectiveness of a Reference Accuracy Strategy for Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles

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Schneider²

2013

Nurse Educator

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Dissemination of information through peer-reviewed journal articles is an important requirement of success in academia. Despite the importance of publishing articles, about 25% to 45% of articles published in nursing journals have at least 1 reference error in the reference list. The authors discuss the implementation and outcomes of an internal copyeditor strategy aimed at reducing reference inaccuracy in faculty-authored journal articles.

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confidence: 64%