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Ethical and quasi-ethical issues in medical editing and publishingR M Pitkin
Obstetrics and Gynecology, 10921 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 403, Los Angeles, CA 90024 3908, USA
Croat Med J 39:95-101. 1998..When fraud or plagiarism is alleged about something a journal has published, the journal is not equipped to undertake the kind of investigation needed, and should refer the matter to the institution that sponsored the research...
Can the accuracy of abstracts be improved by providing specific instructions? A randomized controlled trialR M Pitkin
Obstetrics and Gynecology, Los Angeles, Calif 90024 3908, USA
JAMA 280:267-9. 1998..The most-read section of a research article is the abstract, and therefore it is especially important that the abstract be accurate...
Accuracy of data in abstracts of published research articlesR M Pitkin
JAMA 281:1110-1. 1999..The section of a research article most likely to be read is the abstract, and therefore it is particularly important that the abstract reflect the article faithfully...
Prodding tardy reviewers: a randomized comparison of telephone, fax, and e-mailRoy M Pitkin
JAMA 287:2794-5. 2002..To compare telephone, fax, and e-mail methods of prodding tardy reviewers...
Identifying manuscript reviewers: randomized comparison of asking first or just sendingRoy M Pitkin
JAMA 287:2795-6. 2002..It is not known which protocol results in more completed reviews or shorter review time...
