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It is important to have a complete and always up-to-date profile, to monitor and develop it, creating all the conditions for improving your ranking indicators.
The case
One of the journal's reviewers drew attention to a potential case of plagiarism. The reviewer believes that the manuscript submitted to the journal, which presents a retrospective study of a group of patients with a particular disease, plagiarises an article published in another journal. The authors are from an institute in a Middle Eastern country.
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Case report.
Two authors submitted a case report that was interesting but not written in the style of the journal. So the editor suggested that the authors rewrite the case report and resubmit it. They did so within a week. The case report was sent for review, accepted and published.
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Disclosure.
The person named in the Acknowledgements section of the article wrote to the editor stating that he or she was partially responsible for the analysis and interpretation of the data and should therefore be named as an author.
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In this video, we will walk you through the process of adding a scientific publication to the Scopus database and provide helpful tips for authors. Scopus is a curated abstract and citation database, and the inclusion of documents is based on the quality and relevance of the research.
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