On Ethical Peer Review and Publication Decisions: The Importance of Professional Conduct and Communication

Hila J. Spear

On Ethical Peer Review and Publication Decisions: The Importance of Professional Conduct and Communication

Hila J. Spear

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Abstract

We often hear the overused but unfortunately true adage "Don't eat our young" in reference to how seasoned nurses sometimes act toward their inexperienced counterparts. In a similar vein, reviewers and editors need to be considerate, professional, and ethical in their treatment of and interactions with both novice and experienced authors.

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State	Published - Jan 1 2004
Externally published	Yes

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Name	Faculty Publications and Presentations

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