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Ethical Considerations of Authorship

Paul A. Anderson and Scott D. Boden
International Journal of Spine Surgery January 2008, 2 (3) 155-158; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/SASJ-2008-Comment1
Paul A. Anderson
aUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin, and Associate Editor of the SAS Journal
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Scott D. Boden
bEmory Spine Center, Atlanta, Georgia
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    Important Ethical Considerations in Scientific Publishing

    • The study should advance science or improve medical care

    • Study bias is acknowledged and minimized or eliminated

    • Patient and/or animal subjects are used in an ethical manner

    • The study should be truthful and trustworthy

    • All authors must fulfill requirements for authorship

    • All authors accept final version of manuscript

    • Conflicts of interest need to be documented

    • The study should be original and not duplication or redundant

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    International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (IC-MJE) Criteria for Authorship

    An author is a person who has made a substantial contribution and fulfills the following three criteria:
    1. Substantial contribution to design, data acquisition, analysis and interpretation.

    2. Drafting document or providing critical review of intellectual content.

    3. Final approval of publication.

    • Authors must fulfill all three criteria.

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