Understanding Ghostwriting and Ghost Authorship As Problems of Research Integrity

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Abstract

Ghostwriting is a serious problem of research integrity; however, its true impact remains unclear, and little concrete advice is available on how to avoid it. Ongoing discussions and engagement are needed by all authors and contributors to research publications. Efforts made by professional groups to ensure authorship transparency with an aim of ending ghost authorship and ghostwriting are presented. Attention to publication planning and execution is necessary to ensure that ghostwriting is eliminated, and research integrity is protected, especially in the context of large studies sponsored by the pharmaceutical industry.

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Detora, L. (2022). Understanding Ghostwriting and Ghost Authorship As Problems of Research Integrity. In Integrity of Scientific Research: Fraud, Misconduct and Fake News in the Academic, Medical and Social Environment (pp. 427–435). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-99680-2_43

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