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pmid25530651      Sci+Technol+Libr+(New+York,+NY) 2014 ; 33 (4): 351-7
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  • Evaluating the NIH Library Editing Service: Pilot Study Used to Analyze Service Impact #MMPMID25530651
  • Clark C; Sullivan B
  • Sci Technol Libr (New York, NY) 2014[Dec]; 33 (4): 351-7 PMID25530651show ga
  • Evidence-based librarianship drives initiatives and priorities in today?s research centers. To evaluate the effectiveness of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Library?s Editing Service, librarians conducted a pilot study comparing edited manuscripts with the published versions. Using a random number generator, five published journal articles were chosen for evaluation from a pool of NIH manuscripts (n=147) edited between January 2008 and February 2012. A rubric delineating categories of frequently-checked writing elements was used to facilitate quantitative analysis. Findings showed that 84% of editors? suggestions were accepted for three of the published papers that were submitted to the originally intended journal.
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