Science journalists and other stakeholders may not be experts in the subject matter they report on. As a result, they may need additional support from researchers themselves to help communicate research more accurately.

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When publishing on HRB Open Research, you’ll join the growing number of HRB-funded researchers doing the same, and benefit from rapid publication, rigorous peer review, and indexing in industry databases.

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How does our publishing process work?

1.Authors submit their article
2.Article is published on HRB Open Research
3.Transparent, post-publication peer review takes place
4.Authors can re-submit revised versions of their article

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#OpenData is important to maintaining #OpenResearch practices, however health researchers face their own challenges in sharing data openly.

Discover how researchers can be open with their data without compromising confidentiality in our blog post👇

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How does our publishing process work?

1.Authors submit their article
2.Article is published rapidly
3.Transparent, post-publication peer review takes place
4.Authors can re-submit revised versions of their article

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Gain credit for all your research by turning your dataset into a citable publication and publish a #DataNote with HRB Open Research today!

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✅Checking your eligibility
✅Preparing your paper
✅Depositing data

These are the key steps needed to submit your HealthResearchBoard funded research to HRB Open Research.

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➡️What is co-reviewing?
➡️What are the benefits?
➡️Why should I consider co-reviewing?

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How should research and academic outputs be evaluated?

We explore the context of research assessment and how #OpenResearch initiatives can help contribute to research assessment reform.

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Diversity in research outputs is central to disseminating cutting-edge research.

We allow HRB-funded researchers to publish any results they think are worth sharing, from traditional #ResearchArticles to #SoftwareTools .

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There are common misconceptions about #OpenPeerReview , from lack of rigour to a reluctance from reviewers to be named.

We explore some of these, and debunk them, in our blog: spr.ly/6011w6Frv

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Reproducibility is the cornerstone of robust, trustworthy research. Yet not all research is reproducible because authors haven’t shared the software they used.

#SoftwareToolArticles tackle this problem.

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We offer the option to co-review as part of the peer review process.

Co-reviewing:
✅ Reduces reviewer fatigue
✅ Provides an opportunity to mentor the next generation of researchers
✅ Gives credit to all reviewers involved

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Our blog unveils key strategies for seamless data sharing 📊

Discover how to craft effective Data Management Plans, apply open licenses, and choose the right repository.

🚀 Unlock the potential of your data today! #OpenScience #DataSharing

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🎉It’s our sixth anniversary and we want to know…

Have you previously published with HRB Open Research?

We understand that data can come in many forms, which is why a #DataNote is suitable for all types of data. Whether it’s unpublished data or data you plan to use in a future Research Article, all is welcome at HRB Open Research.

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