HeyJaredFNLM In Focus: Conversations in Health and Science
In-depth discussions with leading voices in medicine, research, and public health. Each episode explores breakthroughs, historical perspectives, and the evolving role of medical knowledge in our lives and offers thoughtful context for anyone interested in how knowledge shapes…
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Hidden Work: Episode 1 - Mentorship, authorship, and the unseen work behind publishing research (opens the original)
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In the first episode of FNLM In Focus ’s new “Hidden Work” series, host and Friends of the NLM vice president Gwen Evans speaks with cancer genetics expert Heather Hampel from City of Hope National Medical Center about the often-overlooked work behind scholarly publishing—from mentoring new authors and navigating authorship decisions to making the review process easier for everyone involved.
Inside JAMA: Trust, Innovation & the Future of Medical Publishing (opens the original)
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How does one of the world's most influential medical journals stay relevant in a rapidly changing world? In this episode of Friends of the NLM In Focus , Dr. George Lundberg sits down with Annette Flanagin and Dr. Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo of the JAMA Network to discuss the journal's remarkable history, the evolving role of peer review, and how artificial intelligence is shaping the future of scientific publishing.
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