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Session 3 Track E: Ethical and Accurate Data in Publications
Session Chair(s)
Jennie G Jacobson, PhD
President
Jacobson Medical Writing, Inc., United States
Accurate data is vital for communication of scientific results, and is the result of concerted effort throughout the writing process. To ensure quality communication of results, writers must present representative data in a fair and balanced manner. Data annotations must be complete, sufficiently detailed, easy-to-use, and traceable in the event of an audit. Data quality reviewers must be mindful of the broad spectrum of potential errors within scope of their review. This session will provide practical information on these topics to enable improvement in data accuracy of publications.
Learning Objective : At the conclusion of this session, participants should be able to:
- Describe best practices for ethical and accurate presentation of data in publications
- Discuss processes for data annotation and audit preparedness
- Compare strategies for reviewing publications for data accuracy
Speaker(s)
Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics: Keeping Publications Honest
Robin Whitsell
Whitsell Innovations, Inc., United States
President
![Arlene Kray, PharmD, PhD](/_Images/member/Generic_Image_Missing-Profile.jpg)
It’s Midnight…Do You Know Where Your Data Are?
Arlene Kray, PharmD, PhD
PRA Health Sciences, United States
Associate Director, Medical Writing
Data Quality Reviews: Eternal Vigilance is the Price of Accuracy
Jennie G Jacobson, PhD
Jacobson Medical Writing, Inc., United States
President
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