When I was an assistant professor at the University of Chicago Law School in the early '90s, I tried to explain to a prominent senior colleague why I had not yet managed to write one of the 10 or so articles required to get tenure in three years.
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To be included, an article was required to (1) be published in a peer reviewed journal, (2) report on a transitional care intervention compared with standard hospital discharge, (3) use a randomized control trial design, (4) be published in English, and (5) provide an analysis of outcomes that evaluated quality indicators related to older people.
This type of article required me to critically analyze and synthesize a vast body of literature and to place it in context with the latest developments of a field.
Although in an open collaboration, the entire research process with all its phases and results is publically online in real time, in many cases, publishing research articles is required to achieve formal acknowledgement.
Articles were required to be written in English.
Articles were required to meet provisional, intentionally overly inclusive, eligibility criteria to minimise the risk of inappropriate exclusions by the single reviewer.
Eligible articles were required to meet the following criteria: – Type of study: Only epidemiological trials with original data, published in English or German as full articles in peer-reviewed journals were included.
The data center has a relationship with the Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience from which all published articles are required to submit their fMRI data sets to the fMRI data center.
To meet inclusion in this review, articles were required to investigate one or more of the following facets of patient-reported scores for measuring the outcome of primary total knee arthroplasty: - The methodology and/or results of systematic item development.
For the specific automated system, it was found that only 20 articles were required to develop a specific automated system with a prediction performance (AUC 0.748) that was better than that of general automated system.
