@article{ART002040485},
author={박진선 and CHOE, BYUNG-IN},
title={A Study on the Management of Conflict of Interest for Ethical Considerations in Publication of Medical Journals in Korea},
journal={Korean Journal of Medical Ethics },
issn={2005-8284},
year={2015},
volume={18},
number={3},
pages={329-339},
doi={10.35301/ksme.2015.18.3.329}
TY - JOUR
AU - 박진선
AU - CHOE, BYUNG-IN
TI - A Study on the Management of Conflict of Interest for Ethical Considerations in Publication of Medical Journals in Korea
JO - Korean Journal of Medical Ethics
PY - 2015
VL - 18
IS - 3
PB - The Korean Society For Medical Ethics
SP - 329
EP - 339
SN - 2005-8284
AB - Conflicts of interests (COIs) in academic publishing demand special attention because they call into question the objectivity, integrity, and credibility of research results. This article reports on an examination of the policies regarding COIs of medical journals in South Korea. As a point of comparison we first examined the COI policies of the top nine international medical journals as measured in terms of journal citation reports (JCRs). Each of these journals defined COIs and stated policies regarding both financial and non-financial COIs. Furthermore, all nine journals required full disclosure of any COIs. We then examined the 160 medical journals that are used by members of the Korean Academy of Medical Sciences (KAMS). We found that 142 journals (89%) had a COI policy but only 80 journals (56%) of these provided a definition of COIs. Furthermore, 139 journals (98%) had a policy in relation to financial COIs but only 64% had a policy regarding non-financial COIs. All of the journals required disclosure of any COIs. COI policies should be clear and specific in terms of defining the different types of COIs and identifying the precise disclosure requirements. A standardized policy will help to promote a better understanding of COIs for those involved in the publication process and protect the credibility and integrity of medical journals in Korea.
KW - medical journal;publication ethics;conflicts of interest;conflicts of interest policies
DO - 10.35301/ksme.2015.18.3.329
ER -
박진선 and CHOE, BYUNG-IN. (2015). A Study on the Management of Conflict of Interest for Ethical Considerations in Publication of Medical Journals in Korea. Korean Journal of Medical Ethics , 18(3), 329-339.
박진선 and CHOE, BYUNG-IN. 2015, "A Study on the Management of Conflict of Interest for Ethical Considerations in Publication of Medical Journals in Korea", Korean Journal of Medical Ethics , vol.18, no.3 pp.329-339. Available from: doi:10.35301/ksme.2015.18.3.329
박진선, CHOE, BYUNG-IN "A Study on the Management of Conflict of Interest for Ethical Considerations in Publication of Medical Journals in Korea" Korean Journal of Medical Ethics 18.3 pp.329-339 (2015) : 329.
박진선, CHOE, BYUNG-IN. A Study on the Management of Conflict of Interest for Ethical Considerations in Publication of Medical Journals in Korea. 2015; 18(3), 329-339. Available from: doi:10.35301/ksme.2015.18.3.329
박진선 and CHOE, BYUNG-IN. "A Study on the Management of Conflict of Interest for Ethical Considerations in Publication of Medical Journals in Korea" Korean Journal of Medical Ethics 18, no.3 (2015) : 329-339.doi: 10.35301/ksme.2015.18.3.329
박진선; CHOE, BYUNG-IN. A Study on the Management of Conflict of Interest for Ethical Considerations in Publication of Medical Journals in Korea. Korean Journal of Medical Ethics , 18(3), 329-339. doi: 10.35301/ksme.2015.18.3.329
박진선; CHOE, BYUNG-IN. A Study on the Management of Conflict of Interest for Ethical Considerations in Publication of Medical Journals in Korea. Korean Journal of Medical Ethics . 2015; 18(3) 329-339. doi: 10.35301/ksme.2015.18.3.329
박진선, CHOE, BYUNG-IN. A Study on the Management of Conflict of Interest for Ethical Considerations in Publication of Medical Journals in Korea. 2015; 18(3), 329-339. Available from: doi:10.35301/ksme.2015.18.3.329
박진선 and CHOE, BYUNG-IN. "A Study on the Management of Conflict of Interest for Ethical Considerations in Publication of Medical Journals in Korea" Korean Journal of Medical Ethics 18, no.3 (2015) : 329-339.doi: 10.35301/ksme.2015.18.3.329
