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Born open access – a new approach to publishing and science

This article explores the principles of open science and the benefits of open access publishing, including immediate availability, re-usability, accessibility, visibility, and impact. It discusses the importance of transparency, collaboration, and innovation in scientific research. The article also highlights the use of open data, open source, open methodology, and open peer review in promoting transparent and reproducible research. Additionally, it examines the role of prospective study registration and reporting guidelines in reducing publication bias. The article concludes with a discussion on alternative models of open peer review and the use of open badges to credit contributions.

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Born open access – a new approach to publishing and science

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  1. Born open access – a new approach to publishing and science Lisa Hussey Associate Publisher, Clinical Medicine 4th March 2016

  2. 2016 2000 And many more…

  3. Gold open access • Immediate availability • Re-usability • Accessibility • Visibility and impact

  4. Born open access Transparency Collaboration Innovation

  5. What is open science? Open Science Open Data Open Source Open Methodology Open Peer Review Open Access Open Collaboration Transparency "Open Science - Prinzipien" by Andreas E. Neuhold

  6. Reproducible research Figure 1:Repeatability of published microarray gene expression analyses Ioannidis et al. Nature Genetics 41, 149 - 155 (2009) doi:10.1038/ng.295

  7. Reporting guidelines • Specify a minimum set of items required for a clear and transparent account of what was done and what was found in a research study, reflecting in particular issues that might introduce bias into the research.

  8. To be sure of hitting the target

  9. Prospective study registration • First mooted in 1986, registration is becoming increasingly commonplace, with evidence it helps to reduce publication bias*  International Committee of Medical Journal Editors requires trial registration Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007 (FDAAA) • *Emdin et al. JAMA Intern Med. 2015;175(2):304-307.

  10. What is open science? Open Science Open Data Open Source Open Methodology Open Peer Review Open Access Open Collaboration "Open Science - Prinzipien" by Andreas E. Neuhold

  11. Open peer review (Medical journals)

  12. Transparency: pre-publication history

  13. Alternative open peer review models

  14. Alternative open peer review models

  15. What is open science? Open Science Open Data Open Source Open Methodology Open Peer Review Open Access Open Collaboration "Open Science - Prinzipien" by Andreas E. Neuhold

  16. Identifying related articles Looking for a needle in a haystack

  17. Threaded Publications Trial registration number Other papers related to this trial

  18. Supporters

  19. Open badges: credit where credit is due

  20. Open badges: credit where credit is due

  21. Open badges: credit where credit is due

  22. Lisa Hussey • Associate Publisher, Clinical Medicine • Lisa.hussey@biomedcentral.com

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