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Full text of the COPE Report 1998

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Individual pages of the COPE Report 1998:


The birth of the Committee on Publication Ethics
Michael J G Farthing
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Editorials in The Lancet and the BMJ
Michael J G Farthing, Richard Horton and Richard Smith
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Reseach misconduct: How should editors respond?
Programme details

  • Redundant publication
    Michael Doherty
  • Fraud and plagiarism
    Philip Fulford
  • Patients' consent for publication of information about them
    Richard Smith
  • The absent critic of misconduct: media interest and professional indifference
    Richard Horton
  • Press Cuttings
  • Whistleblowers
    Ian Kennedy
  • Treatment and prevention: What is COPE and why?
    Michael J G Farthing
 
Free paper session
 
COPE diary
 
Cases considered by COPE

Case 97/01: Can a scientific paper be published anonymously?[View PDF]
Case 98/04: Redundant publication[View PDF]
Case 98/02: Disputed authorship[View PDF]
Case 97/16: Double plagiarism[View PDF]
Case 98/09: An author plagiarising the work of the reviewer?[View PDF]
Case 98/07: Plagiarism[View PDF]
Case 97/11: The fraudalent letter[View PDF]
Case 97/19: The tortuous tale of a paper, a letter, and an editorial[View PDF]
Case 98/01: Blatant example of duplicate publication?[View PDF]
Case 97/09: A commentary on a piece of (unethical) research[View PDF]
Case 98/06: The critical commentary?[View PDF]
Case 97/18: The perfect study but no investigational drug[View PDF]
Case 97/08: The reviewer writes comments that he doesn't want the author to see[View PDF]
Case 97/03: Disagreement between a reviewer and an author[View PDF]
Case 97/10: Informed consent[View PDF]
Case 97/02: Should we have had author consent for a randomised controlled trial of peer review?[View PDF]
Case 97/17: Not getting consent from an ethics committee[View PDF]
Case 98/05: Failing to get consent from an ethics committee[View PDF]
Case 98/03: Unethical research undertaken by a single handed GP[View PDF]
Case 97/05: Patient consent and non-consent[View PDF]
Case 97/04: Living unrelated (commercial) organ transplantation[View PDF]
Case 97/07: False memory syndrome[View PDF]
 
Cases submitted to COPE

Case 98/10: Unethical research[View PDF]
Case 98/15: Questions of authorship, duplicate publication, and copyright[View PDF]
Case 98/12: Possible duplicate publication?[View PDF]
Case 98/11: Grounds for retraction?[View PDF]
Case 98/08: Redundant publication?[View PDF]
Case 97/06: Attempted redundant publication[View PDF]
Case 97/13: Suspected fabrication of data[View PDF]
 
References[View PDF]
 
List of delegates[View PDF]



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