European National Society Cardiovascular Journals. Background, Rationale, and Mission Statement of the “Editors' Club”

Data Sharing: A New Editorial Initiative of the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors. Implications for the Editors´ Network

“…In a globalized and highly competitive editorial environment, promoting high quality editorial standards remains of paramount importance to increase the scientific prestige of NSCJ 1-4 . From its conception, the Editors´ Network strongly advocated for the adherence to the uniform recommendations of the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (IC-MJE) 1 . In its mission statement document the Editors´ Network committed to adapt NSCJ to follow these general editorial recommendations 1 .…”

“…U globaliziranom i vrlo natjecateljski nastrojenom svijetu uredniš-tva, promoviranje visokokvalitetnih uredničkih standarda od ključne je važnosti za povećanje znanstvenog prestiža NSCJ 1-4 . Od samog začetka Mreža je urednika snažno promicala pridržavanje ujednačenih preporuka Međunarodnog odbora urednika medicinskih časopisa (ICMJE) 1 . U dokumentu o svojim zadaćama Mreža urednika izražava predanost prilagođivanju NSCJ-u kako bi se pratile te opće uredničke preporuke 1 .…”

Data sharing: A new editorial initiative of the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors. Implications for the Editors´ Network

“…1 Chairman Editors´Network, 2 Editor in Chief Armenian Journal of Cardiology, 3 Editor in Chief Archives des maladies du coeur et des vaisseaux Pratique, Volume 14 Number 2 but many have English editions and have gained international scientific recognition.…”

Políticas de conflito de interesses e exigências para divulgação em Revistas Científicas de Cardiologia Nacionais da Sociedade Europeia de Cardiologia

“…This represents a response of 83% (35/42) of known NSCJ and 58% (11/19) for Affiliated Cardiac Societies. ESC NSCJ are highly heterogeneous in objectives, format and in scientific content 13 . Accordingly, some editors declined to answer the survey because they felt that COI policies did not apply to their journals (lack of original articles, small bulletins, contents with just social news, etc) (data not shown).…”

“…The editors´ network of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) is committed to promoting the dissemination and implementation of high-quality editorial standards among ESC National Societies Cardiovascular Journals (NSCJ) [13][14][15][16] . This report examines the issue of COI from a global and didactic perspective and provides new insights into current policies and practices among ESC NSCJ.…”