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Selected resources for authors, reviewers and editors. These links are supplied for reference and educational purposes only; they do not indicate that NOFOR is indexed in, accredited by, or affiliated with the listed organizations.
1. Publication Ethics and Editorial Standards
International
Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) – Recommendations (2026)
— Medical journal authorship, editorial responsibilities and reporting
standards.
Committee on
Publication Ethics (COPE) — Publication ethics guidance, case
discussions and editorial resources.
COPE
– Core Practices — Core principles of ethical journal publishing.
World Association of
Medical Editors (WAME) — Editorial policies and resources for medical
journal editors.
Council
of Science Editors (CSE) — Editorial practices and publication
integrity resources.
European Association of
Science Editors (EASE) — Guidance for science editors and authors.
US Office of Research
Integrity (ORI) — Research integrity and misconduct resources.
World Medical Association – Declaration of Helsinki
(2024) — Ethical principles for medical research involving human
participants.
ICMJE Disclosure of Interest — Disclosure guidance and forms for potential conflicts of interest.
2. Research Reporting Guidelines
EQUATOR
Network — Library of health research reporting guidelines.
CONSORT 2025
/ SPIRIT 2025 — Reporting randomized trials and their protocols.
STROBE
— Reporting observational studies.
PRISMA
2020 — Reporting systematic reviews and meta-analyses.
STARD — Reporting diagnostic accuracy studies.
CARE Case
Report Guidelines — Reporting clinical case reports.
ARRIVE Guidelines — Reporting in vivo animal research.
3. Research Ethics and Clinical Trial Registration
ClinicalTrials.gov
— Clinical study registry and results database.
WHO International Clinical Trials Registry Platform
(ICTRP) — International clinical trial registration search and
resources.
European Union
Clinical Trials Information System (CTIS) — Current EU clinical
trial information portal.
EU
Clinical Trials Register – Historical Records — Historical EU
clinical trial records.
International
Standard Randomised Controlled Trial Number (ISRCTN) — Clinical
study registration.
Australian New
Zealand Clinical Trials Registry (ANZCTR) — Australian and New
Zealand trial registration.
Research
with Human Participants (OMON, Netherlands) — Dutch human research
and historical trial information.
Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals (NRC) — Laboratory animal welfare reference.
4. Academic Databases and Scholarly Discovery
PubMed
— Biomedical literature search.
Google Scholar
— Multidisciplinary scholarly search.
TR Dizin
— Turkish national academic journal database.
Directory of Open Access
Journals (DOAJ) — Directory of peer-reviewed open-access journals.
Scopus —
Scholarly abstracts and citation database.
Web of Science
— Citation indexing and research discovery.
Clarivate Journal
Citation Reports — Journal-level bibliometric reports.
Embase — Biomedical and pharmacological literature database.
5. Research Identifiers, References and Publishing Tools
ORCID —
Persistent identifiers for researchers.
Research Organization
Registry (ROR) — Persistent identifiers for research organizations.
Crossref
— DOI registration and scholarly metadata.
CRediT –
Contributor Roles Taxonomy — Standardized research contribution
roles.
National
Library of Medicine – Citing Medicine — Bibliographic citation
guidance.
NLM
Catalog — Journal titles and standard abbreviations.
iThenticate — Similarity screening information.
6. Forensic Science and Medico-Legal Resources
European Network of
Forensic Science Institutes (ENFSI) — Forensic laboratory
cooperation, working groups and best practices.
NIST –
Organization of Scientific Area Committees for Forensic Science (OSAC)
— Forensic science standards development and implementation.
NIST
– Forensic Science Standards Library — Searchable library of
forensic science standards.
American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS) — Professional resources for forensic science disciplines.
Note: External websites, services, content and availability
are controlled by their respective organizations. Please consult the original
source for the most recent guidance.