Counting publications and citations is not just irrelevant: it is an incentive that subverts the impact of clinical research

by Fionn Büttner, Clare Ardern, Paul Blazey, Serenna Dastouri, Heather McKay, David Moher, Karim Khan

Published in British Journal of Sports Medicine by BMJ.

2020 bjsports-2020-103146

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DOI 10.1136/bjsports-2020-103146
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