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Preliminary evidence that letters to the editor are indexed inconsistently in PubMed and in exercise science and physical therapy journals: Implications and resolutions
Learned Publishing ( IF 2.2 ) Pub Date : 2020-09-12 , DOI: 10.1002/leap.1328
James L. Nuzzo 1
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  • Letters to the editor are important to science because they are a form of post‐publication review.
  • Examination of 3,203 letters published in exercise science and physical therapy journals revealed letters are indexed inconsistently.
  • Issues exist with letter titles, letter authorship, and letter digital object identifiers (DOIs) and PubMed identifiers (PMIDs).
  • Implications are that some letters are difficult to discover and cite, and some letter writers are not recognized for their intellectual contributions.
  • Resolutions include indexing letters in PubMed under the “letter” [pt] search term and indexing each letter with the author's name, a distinct but consistently formatted title, and a unique DOI and PMID.


中文翻译:

初步证据表明在PubMed以及运动科学和理疗杂志中给编辑的信索引不一致:含义和解决方案

  • 给编辑的信对科学很重要,因为它们是出版后审查的一种形式。
  • 在运动科学和物理治疗杂志上对3,203封信件进行的检查显示,这些信件的索引不一致。
  • 信函标题,信函作者,信函数字对象标识符(DOI)和PubMed标识符(PMID)存在问题。
  • 言下之意是,有些信件很难被发现和引用,有些信件作者的智力贡献却未被认可。
  • 解决方案包括在PubMed中为“字母” [pt]搜索词下的字母建立索引,并用作者的名字,独特但格式一致的标题以及唯一的DOI和PMID为每个字母建立索引。
更新日期:2020-09-12
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