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治病救人,医生更需要的是论文还是临床经验?
Guan Cha Zhe Wang·2025-05-08 04:08

Group 1 - A recent medical paper on uterine fibroids mistakenly included male patients as a control group, leading to significant public scrutiny and the dismissal of the involved editor [1][6] - The phenomenon of low-quality journals operating primarily on publication fees, including ghostwriting, is prevalent, particularly in the medical field [2][4] - The pressure to publish for career advancement often leads medical professionals to resort to purchasing papers, which undermines academic integrity [3][7] Group 2 - The emphasis on publication metrics over clinical skills raises concerns about the evaluation of medical professionals, as quantifiable research outputs do not necessarily correlate with practical abilities [6][8] - The current academic environment incentivizes the production of papers rather than genuine scientific inquiry, which can lead to a disconnect between research and clinical practice [8][11] - There is a growing need for a robust domestic academic journal system to facilitate genuine scholarly communication and reduce reliance on international publications [9][11] Group 3 - Addressing academic misconduct requires serious measures, but the implementation of stricter rules may inadvertently increase the burden on healthcare workers [12][13] - Young medical professionals should be given more opportunities to showcase their clinical skills without the pressure of excessive publication demands [13][14] - The healthcare system must balance the need for academic integrity with the practical realities faced by clinicians, ensuring that the focus remains on patient care [12][13]