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Utopia documents: linking scholarly literature with research data.

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Attwood TK. et al. Utopia documents: linking scholarly literature with research data. Bioinformatics. 2010 Sep 15;26(18):i568-74. The authors have worked on the gap that exists between the mass of accumulating research data and the voluminous literature that describes and analyses this data. They have developed "Utopia Documents" a tool which…

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Combating plagiarism: a shared responsibility.

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Rathod, Sujit. Combating plagiarism: a shared responsibility. Indian Journal of Medical Ethics. 2010; 7:173-75. Cut, copy, paste - is so easy to do that many people do it! We once had a journal editor sharing with us, how an author had taken one of his publications, simply reordered the paragraphs…

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Research oriented medical education. ROME scheme: From reorientation to research oriented medical education, a new beginning.

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Highlighting two letters published in the IJMR, both based on an earlier article (Deo MG). on the need for research oriented medical education in India. (We had featured this in our newsletter issue of Sep 2009). One is from a student who has expressed his feelings and experiences and has offered suggestions.…

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Doctor, did you wash your hands?

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Rodrigues LA, Kachala SS, Adusumilli PS. Doctor, did you wash your hands? The National Medical Journal of India. 2010; 23:111-12 This communication talks about the historical event where the Hungarian doctor Ignaz Semmleweis, in 1847, discovered that something as simple as handwashing between examining / delivering pregnant women, eliminated fatal…

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Duplicate publication: What an editor can do?

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Sunil Dogra, Savita Yadav Duplicate publication: What an editor can do? Indian J Dermatol Venereol Leprol 2010;76:99-102 The authors explain what "Duplicate publication" in medical journals is all about and discuss how editors, peer reviewers and authors should deal with this serious issue. From simple actions like sensitizing authors through…

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Utopia documents: linking scholarly literature with research data.

Combating plagiarism: a shared responsibility.

Research oriented medical education. ROME scheme: From reorientation to research oriented medical education, a new beginning.

Doctor, did you wash your hands?

Duplicate publication: What an editor can do?

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