The Journal of Applied Oral Science and the open science era

Garlet, Gustavo

doi:10.1590/1678-77572013ed001

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“…clinicians, policy-makers) identify / retrieve research evidence. Although the importance of OA has been pointed out in several dental journal editorials [2][3][4][5][6], to our knowledge, OA-related concepts, recent research findings, as well as potential implications have not been reviewed and introduced in a comprehensive way for stakeholders in dentistry. The aims of this narrative review are, therefore, to improve the awareness and knowledge of dental researchers, clinicians, students, educators and policy-makers about OA, and to help them make better use of relevant resources and achieve better performances in this "era of Open Access" [7].…”

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Open Access: Concepts, findings, and recommendations for stakeholders in dentistry

Hua

Shen

Walsh

et al. 2017

Journal of Dentistry

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Knowledge about concepts on OA, associated resources and research findings are important for researchers and other users of dental research to make full, appropriate use of OA, and help reduce the avoidable waste caused by inaccessible research. We need more studies into the use and development of OA in dentistry. In addition, joint efforts are required to eliminate the threat of predatory publishing to the dental profession.

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