CITI Program Webinar Demo - Promoting Healthy Authorship Dynamics in Research Teams

This webinar explores the role institutions can play in supporting ethical authorship practices and resolving authorship disputes. Attendees will learn about evidenced-based resources others can adapt, including an institutional authorship policy and dispute resolution procedures, online authorship ethics training courses for students and faculty, and an authorship agreement form that guides collaborators through a detailed authorship conversation for a research project. By implementing these tools, institutions can foster a healthy collaborative authorship culture.

Learning Objectives:
Identify factors that lead to authorship disagreements or misunderstandings.
Identify relevant authorship and authorship ethics topics where students and trainees benefit from direct education.
Describe key points collaborators should discuss during authorship conversations and how an authorship agreement form can facilitate that conversation.
Formulate recommendations for an institution to improve support for ethical authorship practices based on evidence-based tools and resources.

Presented by:
Elise Demeter, PhD – University of North Carolina at Charlotte;
Lisa M. Rasmussen, PhD – University of North Carolina at Charlotte

For access to the full webinar please visit: https://about.citiprogram.org/course/...