Publication rate of scientific papers presented at the largest event on breast cancer research in Latin America

Nascimento, Sérgio Luiz Machado; Rahal, Rosemar Macedo Sousa; Soares, Leonardo Ribeiro; Pimentel, Herik Jansen de Souza; Kamimura, Tágara Oliveira; Freitas‐Júnior, Ruffo

doi:10.3332/ecancer.2021.1259

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“…The study also evaluated works that were published in peer-reviewed journals, identified through a standardized search in the databases MEDLINE (PubMed), SciELO, and Google Scholar (Google LLC., Mountain View, CA, USA). 7,8 Data on author identification in the abstracts were extracted through searching their names and were verified through searches on the Lattes platform and Google Scholar. Through this research, the number of women authors and their classification were determined, followed by a comparison of whether this number was maintained or not when the work was published.…”

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Women's Performance in Conferences and Their Publications: A Critical Analysis

Samartine Junior,

Gracitelli,

Mazzini

et al. 2024

Journal of Coloproctology

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Introduction Gender inequality occurs in all spheres of society, which is no different in the medical field. Abstract presentations in congress are the vanguard of scientific knowledge, an integral part of topic discussion, and, ideally, culminate in the publication of these works as complete manuscripts. Objective The objective of this study is to evaluate the role played by women in the presentation of scientific works at the Brazilian Society of Coloproctology congress and in the works published from these presentations. Methods The bibliometric evaluation of the presented abstracts in the editions from 2015 to 2018 of the Brazilian Congress of Coloproctology was used, along with the works later published from these presentations. Gender identification data was extracted from the authors of the abstracts through their names and research for conference on the Lattes and Google Scholar platforms. The collected data was on the number of female participants and their order of authorship of abstracts and publications, evaluating possible changes when publication occurs. Results A total of 1,336 abstracts were analyzed, with 91.6% of female authors. When publication occurs, women's presence dropped to 75.2% and suffered a change of order in the position of authorship to one of lesser relevance in 38.1%. Conclusion Women's participation occurs in most abstracts. However, this proportion undergoes unfavorable changes when these works are published, either by changing the order of authorship, when women leave main positions and become coauthors, or are removed from the complete manuscript's publication.

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Women's Performance in Conferences and Their Publications: A Critical Analysis

Samartine Junior,

Gracitelli,

Mazzini

et al. 2024

Journal of Coloproctology

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“…Through a bibliometric study, two different examiners used a standard form for data collection, which were tabulated in the Microsoft Excel 2019 program. Papers that were published in peerreviewed journals were identified through a standardized search, according to previous publications, [3][4][5] in the MED-LINE (PubMed), SciELO and Google Scholar databases.…”

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Assessing the Level of Evidence of Presented Studies at the Brazilian Congress of Coloproctology

Samartine Junior,

Mazzini,

Paiva

et al. 2023

Journal of Coloproctology

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Introduction Scientific studies in Brazil grew around 10.7% compared to previous years. However, the level of quality of evidence has been decreasing. The aim in our study is to examine the meeting abstracts of the Brazilian congress of coloproctology and analyze the level of evidence in trends and variables. Methods A descriptive bibliometric study, working with secondary data to review scientific abstracts in the annals of the coloproctology congress from 2015 to 2019. Results A total of 1756 abstracts of the Brazilian Congress of Coloproctology were analyzed for 5 years (2015-2019). There was a higher trend of abstracts presented with lower levels of evidence (level of evidence 5: 52.3% and 3: 30%), being the majority composed of case reports (49.4%) and retrospective studies (30.4%). The last two years analyzed (2018: 55.2% and 2019: 59.3%) had a predominance above average of case reports. From 2017 to 2019 there was a significant decrease in the number of level 2 evidence studies (18.10%,11.80% and 5.50%), while the number of studies with level 5 evidence showed an increase (45.60%, 56.60% and 61.40%). Statistical analysis occurred in only 17%, with an important decrease for the last two years (2018: 13.6%; 2019: 12.1%). Conclusions Although the data of this study is from the Brazilian coloproctology point of view, they are important for the global scientific community, as they allow a quantitative evaluation of the relative contribution from the level of evidence of Brazilian coloproctology researchers to the scientific scenario.

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Publication rate of scientific papers presented at the largest event on breast cancer research in Latin America

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Women's Performance in Conferences and Their Publications: A Critical Analysis

Women's Performance in Conferences and Their Publications: A Critical Analysis

Assessing the Level of Evidence of Presented Studies at the Brazilian Congress of Coloproctology

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