Publication in peer-reviewed journals is the way to introduce new information that has
clinical implications. However, clinicians may be reluctant to embark on the publication …

Background: Article characteristics and trends have been elucidated for other physical
therapy-focused journals using content and bibliometric analysis. These findings are …

Background Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) are recognized to exhibit very high levels
of evidence, representing a coveted position near the top of the evidence-based pyramid …

This article reviews common, but avoidable, errors that authors may make when submitting
to a health care–focused, biomedical journal (eg, chiropractic, medicine, nursing, and …

Letters to the editor serve an important role in postpublication review by maintaining the
integrity of evidence. The act of critical appraisal of the literature, an important step of …

The systematic review has become an increasingly popular method of synthesizing findings
on a topic in order to inform clinical practice, commissioning of care, and future research. A …

The aim of the study was to investigate the reference and quotation accuracy in four peer-
reviewed manual therapy journals. A stratified random sample of original research (n= 7) …

Peer review is an essential component of scholarly activity that provides guidance for, and
increases the quality of, manuscript processing. This is a brief update about selected peer …

Why is authorship attribution important? Aside from the fundamental issues of honesty,
ethics, and integrity, correctly listing authors allows general readers and scientists to know …

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