2012
DOI: 10.1590/s1676-24442012000300002
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O processo de submissão, avaliação e publicação de artigos no Jornal Brasileiro de Patologia e Medicina Laboratorial

Abstract: Em um editorial publicado recentemente no Jornal Brasileiro de Patologia e Medicina Laboratorial (JBPML), o editor da área de Patologia fez uma compilação das publicações do JBPML dessa área, no período de janeiro de 2009 a abril de 2011, englobando 14 números da revista (1) . Dos 174 manuscritos submetidos à publicação, no período em consideração, 61 (35,1%) foram aceitos e publicados; 75 (43,1%), recusados; 30 (17,2%) estavam em fase de análise e 8 (4,6%) foram aprovados e aguardavam publicação. Esses número… Show more

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“…For the biomedical journals, these standards were first established in 1978 by a group of medical journal editors met in Vancouver, Canada, and published in 1979. Over the years, in addition to the article preparation standards, the committee added other documents, called separate statements, primarily related to the ethical principles that should guide the review process and publication of the manuscript (2) . In its latest version (3) , the document contains, not only detailed instructions on how authors should prepare and submit their manuscripts, but also ethical considerations concerning the conduction and reporting of the research, such as: a) authorship of the work; b) role of the publisher; c) definition of a magazine with arbitration by peers; d) conflict of interest between reviewer, author and editor, for example, involving research funding or academic competition that might influence the evaluation of the manuscript; e) the right of patients and study participants to privacy; f ) the obligation to publish studies with negative results; g) correction and retraction of the author; h) copyright; i) redundant publication; j) manuscript containing conflicting interpretations of the authors on the study; k) list of magazines with advertisers and the media.…”
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“…For the biomedical journals, these standards were first established in 1978 by a group of medical journal editors met in Vancouver, Canada, and published in 1979. Over the years, in addition to the article preparation standards, the committee added other documents, called separate statements, primarily related to the ethical principles that should guide the review process and publication of the manuscript (2) . In its latest version (3) , the document contains, not only detailed instructions on how authors should prepare and submit their manuscripts, but also ethical considerations concerning the conduction and reporting of the research, such as: a) authorship of the work; b) role of the publisher; c) definition of a magazine with arbitration by peers; d) conflict of interest between reviewer, author and editor, for example, involving research funding or academic competition that might influence the evaluation of the manuscript; e) the right of patients and study participants to privacy; f ) the obligation to publish studies with negative results; g) correction and retraction of the author; h) copyright; i) redundant publication; j) manuscript containing conflicting interpretations of the authors on the study; k) list of magazines with advertisers and the media.…”
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confidence: 99%