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Publication ethics from the ground up
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DeTora L
; Foster C
; Nori M
; Simcoe D
; Skobe C
; Toroser D
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It is relatively easy to begin policy documents with a general assertion that
ethics will be followed. Less obvious is how to ensure that day-to-day activities
are consonant with ethical standards. We suggest that using day-to-day
publication activities as the driver for building policies and procedures can
promote ethical practices from the ground up. Although basic principles of
ethical publication practice may seem straightforward to some, for others this
information may require explanation, interpretation and context. Effective policy
development includes big-picture items as well as more day-to-day tactical
responsibilities such as those discussed below. Research questions, disciplinary
practices, applications and team structures may vary. Thus, no single publication
plan or policy solution is right for all teams. It is up to team members to
review guidelines for best practices and find the optimal implementation for
their situations. Experts in publication management, planning and writing can
help large teams manage publication activities. These experts have an obligation
to maintain and enhance their skills continually. A strong acumen in publication
best practices will allow these publication professionals to better address any
possible ethical dilemmas in the future.