Research Oriented Medical School Curricula to Nurture Undergraduates in Preparation for the Future Physician Scientists: Relevance for Developing Countries

Shah, Jay; Baral, Gehanath; Dangal, Ganesh; Neupane, Harish Chandra

doi:10.54530/jcmc.459

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“…More effort is required to establish an ethics-based culture of research writing and publication, from the early stage of undergraduate schools to address the need of 'physician scientists'. 30 These physicianscientists, besides being good clinicians can engage in clinical research to generate the local evidence which may be more relevant for the population for the available resources and sociodemographic rather than blindly following the guidelines and evidence generated from resource-rich countries.…”

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Paper Mills for research writing and publication: A threat to the integrity of science

Shah

2021

J. Kathmandu Med. Coll.

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The reliability of publication affects evidence-based science. In recent years, science has come under increasing scrutiny for its trustworthiness because of the misconduct of a few researchers, authors, and publishers involved in the unethical behaviour of research writing and publication. There has been an exponential increase in research output worldwide, and many publications are of questionable credibility due to “Paper Mills.” These are profit-oriented, illegal, and unethical organisations working in the shadow to produce papers on demand, or sell readymade papers for a price. All stakeholders: researchers, authors, readers, journal publishers, and all of the academia need to be aware of “Paper Mills” to minimise scientific misconduct.

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