WHO DID WHAT?
Journal of Bone and Joint SurgeryPublished 1 August 2003
Mohit Bhandari, Thomas A. Einhorn, M.F. Swiontkowski, James D. Heckman
Citations60
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score1.67
SNIP1.95
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It is hypothesized that, in the absence of explicit reporting of authors' contributions to a paper, readers would have variable perceptions of the authors' roles based solely on authorship order.
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Bhandari, Mohit MD, MSc; Einhorn, Thomas A. MD; Swiontkowski, Marc F. MD; Heckman, James D. MD Author Information
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