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Copyright ©The Author(s) 2016.
World J Crit Care Med. Aug 4, 2016; 5(3): 171-179
Published online Aug 4, 2016. doi: 10.5492/wjccm.v5.i3.171
Table 1 Retracted publications arising from 28 critical care journals
JournalRetractions (n)Retracted Fujii papers (n)Retracted Boldt papers (n)
American Journal of Critical Care---
American Journal of Respiratoryand Critical Care Medicine7--
Anaesthesia and Intensive Care66-
Anästhesiologie IntensivmedizinNotfallmedizin Schmerztherapie6-6
Annals of Intensive Care---
Burns---
Chest5--
Critical Care---
Critical Care and Resuscitation---
Critical Care Clinics---
Critical Care Medicine5-2
Critical Care Nurse---
Current Opinion in Critical Care1--
Injury2--
Intensive Care Medicine7-6
Journal of Critical Care---
Journal of Intensive Care Medicine---
Journal of Neurotrauma1--
Journal of Trauma and Acute CareSurgery---
Journal of Trauma Nursing---
Medicina Intensiva---
Minerva Anestesiologica211
Neurocritical Care---
Pediatric Critical Care Medicine---
Respiratory Care1--
Resuscitation3--
Seminars in Respiratory andCritical Care Medicine---
Shock2--
Total48715
Table 2 Cooperation between research institutions and journals on research integrity cases: Guidance from the committee on publication ethics
Who shouldDo what
InstitutionsHave a representative or an office for research integrity with highly visible contact details
Inform magazines about cases of misconduct, in which the reliability of published data is doubtful
Respond to journals when requested for information on issues such as disputed authorship, questionable data quality, existing conflict of interest or other issues that could affect the reliability of the published works, including honest errors
Initiate investigations into allegations of scientific misconduct or unacceptable publication
Have guidelines to support responsible research and provisions for implementation of investigative procedures in cases of suspected scientific misconduct
JournalsGive the contact details of the publisher responsible for questions of research and publication integrity
Inform institutions if they suspect that wrongdoing by their researchers and submit evidence which support these concerns
Cooperate with the institutions in question and in investigations suspected misconduct
Be ready to announce retraction or correction of publications according to the guidelines on COPE if investigations confirm misconduct
Have guidelines for responding to institutions and other organizations that investigate suspected cases of scientific misconduct