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DESCRIPTION:'An ethical issue in published scientific articles: how editors
  can help solve it and increase their value to their clients'A short talk 
 by SENSE member Ed Hull\, followed by discussionAs Ed sees it\, the proble
 m is that if readers – including peer reviewers – do not understand the cr
 edibility and relevance of a study\, they will question its validity. Even
  worse\, if such articles get published\, they may mislead users/readers. 
 And since misunderstanding could lead to clinical and other decision error
 s in health-related fields\, ensuring that a scientific article is credibl
 e is an ethical issue.Before the meeting\, participants will be sent a han
 dout listing specific items that editors should be aware of. Using the lis
 t\, Ed will point out what items language editors should be aware of and\,
  if necessary\, discuss with their clients. The items are pieces of conten
 t that are (usually) already in the manuscript. Improving credibility in t
 he eyes of the reader only requires rearranging these pieces of content\, 
 not adding or changing content. By ensuring that manuscripts are more tran
 sparent\, editors can make the life of the peer reviewer much easier.Ed no
 tes that the two purposes of his short talk are- to present a list of item
 s that are necessary in a manuscript for readers to understand the credibi
 lity and relevance of the study and- to stimulate discussion on the list a
 nd how to advise authors on the added value of improving the reader-percei
 ved credibility and relevance.During our plenary discussion\, we will brai
 nstorm on how to advise authors “gently” but effectively on this. He warns
  that “We do not want to step on toes!”.Click 'register' at the top of thi
 s page to register for this one-hour online meeting\, which will take plac
 e on Friday 18 September from 14.00h. Registration will close at 09.00h on
  17 September and registered participants will be emailed Ed's handout and
  a link to the Zoom meeting. https://www.sense-online.nl/events/calendar/e
 vent/531-unisig-how-editors-can-help-solve-an-ethical-issue-in-published-s
 cientific-articles
DTSTART:20200918T120000Z
DTEND:20200918T130000Z
LOCATION:Zoom online meeting ()
SUMMARY:UniSIG -  How editors can help solve an ethical issue in published 
 scientific articles
URL:https://www.sense-online.nl/events/calendar/event/531-unisig-how-editor
 s-can-help-solve-an-ethical-issue-in-published-scientific-articles
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