Publicação de trabalhos apresentados como temas livres em congresso ortopédico nacional

Forlin, Edilson; Fedato, Rosangela Alquieri; Altmann, Waldir

doi:10.1016/j.rbo.2012.10.005

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“…Nationally, some domestic congresses were able to match these rates 6,11 , but in one Brazilian congress of surgery that occurred in 2003, it got as low as 2,6% 9 . In our study, we found a publication rate of 40,52%, which is comparable to many international papers and overtakes the Brazilian average, being higher than an 8 years follow up of an orthopedic congress, in which the rate was only 21,7% and was appointed greater than the few domestic studies in the area that existed so far in 2013 12 . So, we cannot discard the possibility of a future increase in the rate found for the congress we assessed, since it can only be considered a four years' rate and it is already shown that there is a 20% average of increase after 6 years 8 .…”

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“…Also, up to 63% of the references used in a textbook are from studies that were presented in a congress, despite the lack of data in some abstracts 12 .…”

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“…One of the easiest way to assess the quality and influence of the studies that are sent to a congress as abstracts is to evaluate its publication rate. International studies show rates that can range from 34% up to 61% 12 . Nationally, some domestic congresses were able to match these rates 6,11 , but in one Brazilian congress of surgery that occurred in 2003, it got as low as 2,6% 9 .…”

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Publication rate of abstracts presented in a Brazilian experimental surgery congress

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PURPOSE:To verify the publication rate of the abstracts presented at the XII Brazilian Congress of Experimental Surgery. METHODS:We performed a cross-sectional study that evaluated if the abstracts accepted for presentation at the XII Brazilian Congress of Experimental Surgery were published in periodics. The information was acquired using the Scielo, Medline / Pubmed, LILACS and Google Scholar databases. RESULTS:From all the abstracts presented, only 77 (40.52%) were published in scientific journals. Of this total, 14 (18.18%) were CONCLUSION:The publication rate of the abstracts presented at the XII Brazilian Congress of Experimental Surgery was 40,52%, most from the state of Sao Paulo.

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confidence: 65%

“…Also, up to 63% of the references used in a textbook are from studies that were presented in a congress, despite the lack of data in some abstracts 12 .…”

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confidence: 99%

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Publication rate of abstracts presented in a Brazilian experimental surgery congress

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“…In Brazil, the first bibliometric studies related to mastology and breast cancer were published in the last decade, but they are restricted to surgical themes and breast reconstruction 9,10 . In other specialties, the content and publication rate of the main scientific congresses have been monitored over time and are indicators related to the production and dissemination of scientific knowledge 6,7,18 . In this context, the current study reveals the critical situation with publication rate of the main scientific events that address breast cancer in Brazil, in addition to providing an overview of the respective congresses.…”

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“…In recent years, despite the expansion of scientific production worldwide, it is observed that most scientific papers presented in medical congresses are not published later in indexed journals 6,7 . In Brazil, most bibliometric studies indicate a publication rate between 5 and 20% of the research presented at medical congresses 6,7 . At the University of São Paulo, one of the most prestigious universities in Latin America, less than 50% of the doctoral theses presented between 1990 and 2000 were published within five years 8 .…”

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Publication rate of abstracts on breast cancer presented at different scientific events in Brazil

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Introduction: Medical congresses allow scientific production to be appropriately disseminated and discussed. However, most of the scientific papers presented at medical congresses do not go on to be published in indexed journals. The present study aimed to characterize the abstracts presented at three different congresses on breast cancer held in Brazil, and to determine the publication rate of these three events. Methods: Observational, retrospective study, where the observation unit consisted of the scientific papers presented at the Brazilian Congress of Mastology (CBM), Jornada Paulista de Mastologia (JPM) and Brazilian Breast Cancer Symposium (BBCS) in 2017. Initially, we recorded all the abstracts of works presented at the event. Subsequently, the works were searched in digital databases (BIREME/LILACS and MEDLINE/PubMed) and in the respective resumes of the authors on the Lattes platform. Results: The study included 266 abstracts of scientific papers presented in the three selected events, of which 21 (7.9%) were published in an indexed journal. Most of these studies were conducted predominantly in public institutions (71.1%), located in the State of São Paulo (30.5%) and were presented in the form of a poster (77.8%). The publication rate from the BBCS, CBM and JPM was 13.4, 5.4 and 3.4%, respectively (p = 0.03). Considering the published articles, there was no difference in journal impact factor between the congresses (p = 0.49). “Mastology” was the journal that received the largest number of publications (n = 8; 38.1%). Conclusion: In 2017, less than 10% of the abstracts on breast cancer presented at Brazilian congresses were published in an indexed journal. Among the main specialty events in the country, the Brazilian Breast Cancer Symposium has a significantly higher publication rate.

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Analysis of conference abstract-to-publication rate in UK orthopaedic research

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Darlow

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BMJ EBM

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Presentation of research at orthopaedic conferences is an important component for surgical evidence-based practice. However, there remains uncertainty as to how many conference abstracts proceed to achieve full-text publication (FTP) for wider dissemination. This study aimed to determine the abstract-to-publication rate (APR) of research presented in the largest hip and knee orthopaedic meetings in the UK, and to identify predictive factors which influence the APR. All published abstracts (n=744) from the 2006, 2008, 2009 and 2010 British Hip Society (BHS) and the 2007, 2009, 2010 and 2011 British Association for Surgery of the Knee (BASK) annual conference meetings were examined by four researchers independently. To determine whether abstracts had been published in full-text form, Google Scholar, Medline and EMBASE evidence databases were used to verify FTP status. Variables including sample size, statistical significance, grade of the first author, research affiliated institution and research design were extracted and analysed to identify whether these were associated with FTP. 176 out of 744 abstracts achieved FTP status (APR: 23.7%). Factors associated with FTP status included statistically significant results (P<0.01) and research design (P=0.02). Factors not associated included sample size, grade of the first author and research affiliated institution (P>0.05). APRs of the assessed BHS and BASK annual conference presentations are low in comparison to other scientific meetings. Encouragement should be provided to clinicians and academics to submit their work for publication to address this short fall, thereby enhancing the potential for full-text research publications to inform evidence-based orthopaedics.

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Publicação de trabalhos apresentados como temas livres em congresso ortopédico nacional

Cited by 4 publications

References 11 publications

Publication rate of abstracts presented in a Brazilian experimental surgery congress

Publication rate of abstracts presented in a Brazilian experimental surgery congress

Publication rate of abstracts on breast cancer presented at different scientific events in Brazil

Analysis of conference abstract-to-publication rate in UK orthopaedic research

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