Various Types of Scientific Articles

Lapeña, José Florencio F.; Peh, Wilfred C. G.

doi:10.1002/9781118907283.ch37

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“…Data is analyzed in two sections: first, a systematic review outlines an overview of the general findings of all the collected works, and then in the next part of the study, a narrative review describes the content-related findings of VPC papers. The structure of the narrative review is built on Lapeña and Peh's (2019) classification of scientific articles. The first group of studies consists of secondary and special studies, e.g.…”

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Visual political communication research: A literature review from 2012 to 2022

Farkas

2023

Journal of Visual Political Communication

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More than ten years ago, Schill’s (2012) review article was published on the visual aspects of political communication aiming to increase research in this field. It seems that scholars have reacted to this call in the last decade. The present article argues that in the last ten years, visual political communication (VPC) has been affected by technological advances, and with the proliferation of the internet and social media, political communication has become even more visual. As Schill’s (2012) article predated this period, a new review seems to be timely. To that end, a combination of a systematic and narrative review is provided to highlight the results and developments in this area. Findings suggest that the rise of social media has brought changes to VPC, which have been reflected in the literature by focusing on key concepts in contemporary political communication: personalization, populism, gender-related issues, and the effects of VPC on citizens, separately on social media and in television.

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Visual political communication research: A literature review from 2012 to 2022

Farkas

2023

Journal of Visual Political Communication

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“…This section describes the various sorts of academic publications that were used in this research. According to [11], scientific publications publish a variety of papers, which all extend to the scope of the journal. [11] cites five major academic papers categorized as follows:…”

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“…According to [11], scientific publications publish a variety of papers, which all extend to the scope of the journal. [11] cites five major academic papers categorized as follows:…”

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Electronic commerce: Overview of risk disturbing

Hafiani,

Abbadi

2023

IJECS

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Electronic commerce is advancing quickly, which makes online transaction management very complex. The fact that e-commerce is a complicated network of linked transactions generates many risks. In this article, we identify, analyze, and discuss the key risks facing e-commerce based on an analysis of 80 papers. This evaluation allowed us to identify four primary risks: environmental risks, operational risks, perceived risks, and, finally, reverse logistics risks. The environmental risks are related to all extremely damaging actions, such as excessive fuel usage, CO2 emissions, and more packaging. Perceived risks are directly tied to the customer and can confuse the purchasing decision. Operational risk arises from the flow of ecommerce logistics. And finally, the risk of reverse logistics when a customer returns a defective product. For this reason, security measures need to optimize these risks, maintain service performance, satisfy customers and respect the sustainability of the environment.

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“…In the single database containing only the eligible studies, we will classify the types of scientific articles according to Lapeña et al (Lapeña and Peh, 2019): i) Primary or original research articles; ii) Secondary or review articles; iii) Special articles; iv) Tertiary literature; and v) Grey literature. For articles classified as primary research, we will extract information related to the seven key components of the target trial protocol (Hernán and Robins, 2016).…”

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The Use of the Target Trial Approach in Perinatal Pharmacoepidemiology: A Scoping Review Protocol

Leal

Grandi

Mota³

et al. 2022

Front. Pharmacol.

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Background: Pregnant and postpartum women have been historically excluded from clinical trials, with data on the safety of drugs relying on observational research. Methodological concerns regarding the timing and dosing of medications, data sources, study designs, and methods used for estimating associations are still problematic in observational studies. Answering causal questions is even more complex. Despite the increased interest in emulating target trials using observational data, little is known about this approach in perinatal pharmacoepidemiology.Objective: This scoping review protocol aims to describe the methodology for assessing the available literature concerning emulating target trials for studying outcomes in women exposed to medications in the preconception, perinatal, or postpartum periods.Methods and Analysis: We will follow the methods detailed in the Joanna Briggs Institute reviewer’s manual. We will adopt the six-stage framework recommended by Arksey and O'Malley and Levac and others. Web scraping techniques will be used for identifying relevant studies. Two authors will select articles based on the title and abstract, with discrepancies resolved by consensus, by a third reviewer. Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic reviews and Meta-Analyses extension for Scoping Reviews flow diagram will be presented to reflect the search process. We will use existing statements to identify quality gaps in the current literature. Variables related to the content for perinatal pharmacoepidemiologic research will be included. The Risk Of Bias In Non-randomised Studies - of Interventions (ROBINS-I) will guide the assessment of the target trial emulation (i.e., treatment strategies compared, assignment procedures, follow-up period, outcome, and causal contrasts).Discussion: Data regarding the safety of drugs taken, prior to and during pregnancy and while lactating are lacking and it is necessary to understand how we can answer these questions using rigorous methods in observational research. Through this scoping review, we intend to understand to what extent the target trial approach is being used in perinatal pharmacoepidemiology and provide recommendations to improve its use in this field.Ethics and Dissemination: Secondary data from published scientific articles will be used, not requiring approval by the Research Ethics Committee with human beings. Findings will be submitted to a peer-reviewed journal.

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Various Types of Scientific Articles

Cited by 5 publications

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Visual political communication research: A literature review from 2012 to 2022

Visual political communication research: A literature review from 2012 to 2022

Electronic commerce: Overview of risk disturbing

The Use of the Target Trial Approach in Perinatal Pharmacoepidemiology: A Scoping Review Protocol

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