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CMPP exam solved 100% / CMPP exam. By lw AGREE - CORRECT ANSWERS-Reporting of clinical practice guidelines. Are publication steering committees and trial steering committees the same? - CORRECT ANSWERS-No. The pub steering committee can be a subgroup of the trial steering committee. The purpose is different: trial steering supports design and execution of study; pub steering is to plan and oversee pub development/presentation ARRIVE - CORRECT ANSWERS-Reporting any area of bioscience research using laboratory animals Article Influence Score - CORRECT ANSWERS-measure of the average influence of a journal's articles in the first five years after publication. A score greater than 1.00 shows above-average levels of influence. Best practice ______________ selling advertisements intended to be juxtaposed with editorial content on the same product - CORRECT ANSWERS-prohibits Best practice for prior publication 1. Adhere to __________ 2. Disclose _______ 3. Explain ________________ 4. List _________ - CORRECT ANSWERS-1. Adhere to journal policy for previous presentations 2. Disclose all prior presentations (including conference abstract, media release, and any disclosure or full/partial data) 3. Explain why previous presentation/publication were made and any likely implication of release of data 4. List the original data source if the pub is presenting new analyses or data syntheses. Include clinical trial registration number and article reference. Calculate article influence score - CORRECT ANSWERS-(0.01 x Eigenfactor of Journal X) divided by (number of articles published in Journal X over five years, divided by the number of articles published in all journals over five years). Calculate CiteScore - CORRECT ANSWERS-Number of all citations recorded in Scopus in one year to content published in Journal X in the last four years, divided by the total number of items published in Journal X in the previous four years. Calculate Eigenfactor - CORRECT ANSWERS-Number of citations in one year to content published in Journal X in the previous five years (weighted), divided by the total number of articles published in Journal X within the previous five years Calculate impact factor - CORRECT ANSWERS-Number of citations received in one year to content published in Journal X during the two previous years, divided by the total number of article