Dodržování etických pravidel ve vědeckém publikování v biomedicínských Open Access časopisech indexovaných v Journal Citation Reports

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Autoři: Jiří Kratochvíl ¹; Lukáš Plch ¹; Eva Koriťáková ²
Působiště autorů: University Campus Library, Masaryk University Brno ¹; Institute of Biostatistics and Analyses, Masaryk University Brno ²
Vyšlo v časopise: Vnitř Lék 2019; 65(5): 338-347
Kategorie: Původní práce

Souhrn

Studie zjišťovala dodržování kritérií transparentnosti a dobré praxe ve vědeckém publikování definovaných COPE, DOAJ, OASPAt a WAME v biomedicínských Open Access časopisech indexovaných v Journal Citation Reports (JCR). Z JCR bylo excerpováno 259 Open Access časopisů a na jejich webech ručně ověřeno plnění 14 kritérií transparentnosti a dobré praxe ve vědeckém publikování. Časopisy obdržely penalizační body za každé nedodržení kritéria definovaného COPE, DOAJ, OASPA a WAME. Průměrný počet přidělených penalizačních bodů byl 6, přičemž 149 (57,5 %) časopisů získalo ≤ 6 bodů a 110 (42,5 %) časopisů získalo ≥ 7 bodů. Pouze 4 periodika splnila všechna kritéria a nezískala žádný penalizační bod. Nejvíce časopisů nedodrželo kritéria deklarace Creative Commons (164 časopisů), afiliace členů redakční rady (116), jednoznačnosti autorských poplatků (115), antiplagiátorské politiky (113) a počtu členů redakční rady z rozvojových zemí (99). Výzkum ukazuje, že JCR nelze používat jako whitelist časopisů dodržujících kritéria transparentnosti a dobré praxe ve vědeckém publikování.

Klíčová slova:

biomedicínské časopisy – etická pravidla vědeckého vydávání – Journal Citation Reports – open access (otevřený přístup k vědeckým informacím) – predátorské časopisy – Web of Science

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