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co-writing with your supervisor – do we need a code of good practice?
Yes, universities now promote the practice of doctoral researchers writing with their supervisors, but their advice and support for those involved lags well behind their encouragement. Most universities sign on to the Vancouver protocol, developed by medical researchers, which clarifies … Continue reading
Posted in academic writing, author order, authors, authorship, co-writing, ICJMA, publishing, supervision, Uncategorized
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