Description
Preprint articles are preliminary scientific manuscripts or reports that have not been peer-reviewed yet. Given the new relevance of preprint articles in health sciences, there is a need to describe their publication attributes, methodological characteristics and to assess how results and conclusions change in relation to the peer-reviewed article. It is further unknown how the health research community perceives the growing numbers of published preprint articles. We will adress these issues by undertaking a resarch study using a mixed-methods approach.
Details
Duration | 01/10/2020 - 28/02/2023 |
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Principle investigator for the project (University for Continuing Education Krems) | Assistenz Prof. Mag. Isolde Sommer, PhD MPH |
Project members | Dr. Andreea Dobrescu Mag. Ursula Griebler, PhD MPH Irma Klerings, Dipl.KulturwissenschaftlerIn Manuela Müllner, BA |
Lectures
Use of preprints in prevention research – a mixed methods study
13. EUSPR-Konferenz "Prevention - Between Ethics and Effectiveness", 30/09/2022