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CMAJ calls for “new mechanisms to ensure academic integrity”
A while back I posted a link to Retraction Watch, a website that reports on research papers being retracted (e.g., due to the science contained within them being fraudulent). Well, yesterday an editorial in the Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ) … Continue reading
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Tagged academic integrity, Canada, ethics, Government, Peer Review, publishing
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Evaluation vs. Research
I think I’ve mentioned on here before that I now work in the world of evaluation. One thing I’ve noticed since I’ve been in this world is the tendency of some to view “evaluation” and “research” as different things. I … Continue reading
