López-Hernández D, Brito-Aranda L, López-Hernández ML

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ABSTRACT

Copyright is the recognition by the State to all creators of literary and artistic works, under which grants protection for the author to enjoy exclusive privileges and prerogatives of personal and economic character. The study’s authors, who contributed to the design, development or analysis of their results, are in the position to apply for participation as the mastermind of it, which can lead to potential conflicts of interest arising from their participation or payment for generating their contributions to the work. The corresponding author is one of the authors of the manuscript, whose main characteristic is to take responsibility for the integrity of the work, from the begging to its publication. However, the lead author, whose main characteristic is to take intellectual responsibility for the work may not necessarily be the corresponding author, but it is recommended to participate actively in the integrity of the work. From this context, knowing the transcendental recommended by international associations such as the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors and input for what could be the possible conflicts of interest that may arise from an investigation criteria. Therefore the aim of this study is to collect the authorship criteria and conflict of interest; and indicate the responsibility of each author and give a guide to define each type of author.

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