Research Ethics Workshop Series: Authorship by Ma’n H Zawati
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Channel: McGill University · 2017 · Education
Will you be submitting an article to a journal sometime soon? Was determining authorship a very difficult task for you? Not sure if your colleague who helped you critically revise your article should be given authorship or simply acknowledged? Does contributing the data and analyzing it enough to earn someone a co-authorship? Increasingly, publications involve multiple collaborators taking on varying roles throughout a research project. Such involvement can sometimes lead to improper authorship attribution. This interactive workshop aims at addressing what constitutes proper authorship through a review of existing national guidelines and policies on the matter.
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