Editorial independence in biomedical publishing

Unlike my other editorials published in AP J Psychol Med, the views expressed in this editorial are not completely my own; hence, most of the information is in quotes. I tried to summarize the published literature related to editorial independence. The sole aim is to make all the stakeholders aware...

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Published in:Archives of Mental Health 2014, Vol.15 (2), p.145-149
Main Author: Bipeta, Rajshekhar
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
medical journal
professional medical association
editorial independence
publication ethics
conflict of interest
bias
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Summary:Unlike my other editorials published in AP J Psychol Med, the views expressed in this editorial are not completely my own; hence, most of the information is in quotes. I tried to summarize the published literature related to editorial independence. The sole aim is to make all the stakeholders aware of the concept of ‘editorial independence’. The societies have the duty to create an atmosphere where editors feel secure. With humility I would say, to my knowledge this is the only published article on ‘editorial independence’ from India, and possibly other neighbouring countries. Let me sincerely say, this is not a grandiose expression. I stand to be corrected.
ISSN:2589-9171
2589-918X
DOI:10.4103/2589-9171.227716