publishing your research
In today's competitive academic landscape, publication success requires more than quality research, it demands strategic preparation. Join our webinar for strategies that turn manuscripts into published papers.
Empowering patient voices: Best practices in patient authorship and publication guidelines
What the event covered
This installment of the Researcher Webinar Series explores patient authorship in medical publications.
Our team present Taylor & Francis’ new patient authorship guidance, covering essential topics such as:
Eligible article types for patient authorship
Defined authorship criteria for patient authors
How patients meet authorship criteria
Key ethical considerations for meaningful and responsible patient engagement
The value and impact of patient authors
About the speaker
Olivia Alexander is an editor specialising in Plain Language Summary of Publication articles (PLSPs).
Olivia is dedicated to making medical research accessible to those who need it the most. She oversees the PLSP process from submission to publication, making sure that complex scientific findings are transformed into clear, understandable content for non-specialist audiences. A large part of her work focuses on maintaining high editorial standards whilst providing avenues for patients to be involved in the publication process.
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Date
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Online
Tags
best practicesresearch ethics
The speaker
Olivia Alexander
Editor – Plain Language Summary of Publication articles (PLSPs)
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