budd-chiari综合征文章一稿多投行为在中国情况

男丁格尔

《美国内科学杂志》一篇文章发现：中国三级医院一稿多投行为高于其他医院，SCI期刊一稿多投也比较常见。作者提醒英语杂志的编辑们在接收到中国学者提交的文章时，要确认相关文章是否已发表在中文期刊上。
http://www.elseviermed.cn/journal/article/Secretly_copied_behavior_of_budd_chiari_syndrome__the_article_publication_epidemic_in_China_a_systematic_analysis

Background: Covert duplicate publication is unquestionably unethical and problematic. Approximately 3000 articles describing Budd-Chiari syndrome in China have been published. However, no study has yet explored the prevalence of covert duplicate publications among these articles. Methods: We retrieved original articles regarding Budd-Chiari syndrome in China via the PubMed, Chinese Scientific and Technological Journal (VIP), and China National Knowledge Infrastructure databases. The prevalence of covert duplicate publications was evaluated across publication dates, institutional grades, and academic levels of the journals. Results: Overall, 1914 articles were included in our analysis. These articles were produced by 632 institutions and published in 463 journals. Overall, 10% (184/1914) of the articles, 10% (62/632) of the institutions, and 26% (119/463) of the journals were involved in covert duplicate publications. A decreasing trend in the prevalence of covert duplicate publications over time was observed. The prevalence of covert duplicate publications was significantly higher in tertiary hospitals than in primary hospitals or unclassified institutions (10.0% vs 3.8%, P =.038), but the prevalence was similar between tertiary and secondary hospitals (10.0% vs 9.3%, P =.72). The prevalence of covert duplicate publications was significantly higher in Science Citation Index journals than in Chinese Academic Core journals (23.9% vs 10.3%, P =.001) and other journals (23.9% vs 8.3%, P <.001). Conclusions: Covert duplicate publications are relatively common among articles on Budd-Chiari syndrome in China. The high prevalence of covert duplicate publication in Science Citation Index journals should remind English-language journal editors to verify whether the articles submitted by Chinese researchers have been published in Chinese-language journals. &copy; 2013 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

Han, G.; Fourth Military Medical University, Xijing Hospital of Digestive Diseases, No. 27 Changle West Road, Xi'an 710032, China;