Development and Validation of Authorship Order Score (AOS) for Scientific Publication

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Nazish Masud , Emad Masuadi , Afaf Moukaddem , Aamir Omair , Mohamud Mohamud , Mohammad Al Dubayee , Alaa Althubaiti , Mohammad Khabti Alnamshan , Manal Bawazeer , Mohammed I. AlJasser
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Abstract

Purpose

To develop and validate an objective and comprehensive authorship scoring system for determining the order of authorship in a scientific publication.

Methods

A multi-phased mix-method study (Delphi followed by cross sectional survey) was conducted (January 2017 to March 2019) at King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences (KSAU-HS), Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The initial Delphi method was followed by a cross-sectional survey with academic faculty members (n = 132). For validity and reliability of a newly developed 15-item tool for identification of authorship order in a scientific publication, exploratory factor analysis was performed using SPSS version 22.

Results

The 15-item tool for identification of authorship order was identified after consensus with 10 research experts through three Delphi rounds. The results of the exploratory factor analysis showed four-factor structure explaining 59% of the variance. The final ordering criteria consisted of 13 items; weightage for each item was normalized based on the percentage agreement of the participants from the cross-sectional survey. The total weightage was 100% for all 13 items.

Discussion

The current authorship ordering criteria consists of key dimensions of research and provides a weightage which can be used to recommend the order of authorship in scientific publication. The scoring system is likely to be useful for publications in different fields in scientific publication. The scoring system is likely to be useful for publications in different fields in science.

科学出版物作者顺序评分(AOS)的开发与验证
目的开发和验证一个客观、全面的作者评分系统,以确定科学出版物的作者顺序。方法于2017年1月至2019年3月在沙特阿拉伯利雅得沙特国王本·阿卜杜勒-阿齐兹健康科学大学(ksa - hs)进行多阶段混合法研究(德尔菲+横断面调查)。在最初的德尔菲法之后,对学术教师进行了横断面调查(n = 132)。对于一个新开发的15项工具的有效性和可靠性,鉴定作者顺序在科学出版物中,探索性因素分析使用SPSS版本22进行。结果通过3轮德尔菲与10位研究专家协商,确定了15项作者顺序识别工具。探索性因子分析结果显示,四因子结构解释了59%的方差。最终的订购标准包括13个项目;每个项目的权重根据横断面调查中参与者同意的百分比进行规范化。13件物品的总重量为100%。当前的作者排序标准由研究的关键维度组成,并提供了一个权重,可用于推荐科学出版物中的作者顺序。该评分系统可能对科学出版物的不同领域的出版物有用。该评分系统可能对不同科学领域的出版物有用。
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