GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December 2003 1 QUALITY OF GREY LITERATURE IN THE OPEN ACCESS ERA: PRIVILEGE AND RESPONSIBILITY Paola De Castro,

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GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December QUALITY OF GREY LITERATURE IN THE OPEN ACCESS ERA: PRIVILEGE AND RESPONSIBILITY Paola De Castro, Sandra Salinetti Istituto Superiore di Sanità, Rome (Italy)

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December The grey nuances: from past to present The Internet sea change: where is the privilege? The Internet challenge: where does the responsibility lay? Why does editorial quality become so relevant in the open access era? The experience of the Istituto Superiore di Sanità I will talk about…

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December OLD CHARACTERISTICS issuing organizations documents types value vs costs presentation no referee process 1 THE GREY NUANCES… Old or new scenarios?

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December THE GREY NUANCES… Old or new scenarios? information retrieval document availability awareness document types… NEW CHARACTERISTICS 2

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December NEW TYPES OF GL… in the Internet BMJ topics (Talks) Supercourse in epidemiology E-prints FAQs Power Point Presentations: etc. NEW TYPES OF OPEN LITERATURE?

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December Ronald La Porte. BMJ 1995, 2002 DEATH OR METAMORPHOSIS of biomedical journals?

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December GL METAMORPHOSIS Bug or butterfly?

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December THE INTERNET SEA CHANGE in the information market INFORMATION AVAILABILITY ADDING CONFUSION? Increasing responsibility for producers and users Reaching unpredictable targets

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December THE INTERNET Where is the privilege? Different areas of privileges regard: Users Producers Scientific community Progress USERS PRODUCERS PROGRESS SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December Duplication costs Shipping charges Immediate availability Publication run No photocopies Deposit spaces Hyperlinks Unexpected dissemination PRODUCERS THE INTERNET Where is the privilege?

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December Online availability Increase in information offer Hyperlinks Immediate feedback USERS THE INTERNET Where is the privilege?

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December Source and target are not identified URLs change THE INTERNET illusion WHEN? Misleading potential readers Puzzling users

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December THE INTERNET CHALLENGE Where does the responsibility lay? WHO WHAT WHY

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December WHOWHATWHY Authors Issuing organizations WHO is responsible?

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December WHAT responsibility? readability retrieval WHOWHATWHY Usability Content Presentation revision technical editing position on the web

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December WHY does the responsibility increase? WHOWHATWHY Target no more limited Misinterpretation Issue and select correct and appropriate information

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December RELEVANCE of editorial support It guarantees quality and retrieval UNI-ISO UNIFORM REQUIREMENTS FAIR USE

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December STANDARDS for GL presentation: which role? Improvement of editorial quality Better understanding Easy readability Guarantee of retrieval

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December STANDARDS for GL presentation: past milestones? Technical reports(ISO 5966/82) Thesis(ISO 7144/86) Abstract(ISO 214/76) ISBN(ISO 2108/78) ISSN(ISO 3297/86) ISRN(ISO 10444/94)

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December The presentation of mathematics shall follow conventional practices. It is, therefore, often preferable to use CAREFUL HANDWRITING rather than to attempt to reproduce mathematical notations on a conventional TYPEWRITER. However, when special printing, typewriting, or drafting facilities are available for the preparation of mathematical notations, these should always be used. The standard was withdrawn, in fact… ISO 5966/82 Is it out-dated? but…

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December ISO 5966/82 A useful lesson from the past Elements of the first page Abstract Document structure Indexes Report numbering Quantities, units and symbols etc.

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December Authors should learn how to use them properly for: Definition of hierarchical levels Orthographic control Automatic translation use of styles creation of TOC or index TECHNOLOGIES help, but …

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December STRATEGIES for a better GL quality EMPOWERMENT OF AUTHORS HOWTraining courses on scientific writing Self-learning facilities Tutorial assistance GOALAppropriate dissemination and use of information

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December Editorial channels and document types Evaluation parameters of the editorial products Actors of the editorial process How to organize information in a document Editing tables and graphs Bibliographic references Tables of contents, indexes and abstract Levels of technical editing Copyright issues Useful editorial Internet sites DOCUME NTO PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC WRITING Example of a basic training course

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December TECHNICAL EDITING Whose responsibility? Responsibility is shared by authors and issuing organization. MAIN GOALS Check: policy consistency completeness accuracy integrity understanding

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December TECHNICAL EDITING Three levels 1. RUSH edit 2. STANDARD edit 3. REVISION edit According to the CSE: BUT at each level ATTENTION increases They all consider: technical content typical aspects of revision editing (language, grammar, format and style)

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December The choice depends on: TECHNICAL EDITING Which level? document type target times budget

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December RUSH EDIT What to check It has three areas of focus: Policy Technical content Copyediting

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December STANDARD EDIT Deeper attention Organization of figures and tables, readibility of captions Capital letters References Syntax, grammar

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December REVISION EDIT Further attention Hierarchical levels Balance Unnecessary material Coeherence in style Fluent and concise language

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December Peer-review Editorial revision Open literature No peer-review Internal/personal revision only Grey literature TECHNICAL EDITING Where is the difference in GL?

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December TECHNICAL SCIENTIFIC BODY of the National Health Service in Italy ISTITUTO SUPERIORE DI SANITÀ Rome

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December Research Trials and controls Technical advice Information, documentation and training Mission ISTITUTO SUPERIORE DI SANITÀ in PUBLIC HEALTH

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December ISS PUBLICATIONS Today Notiziario dellIstituto Superiore di Sanità Rapporti ISTISAN ISTISAN Congressi Annali dellIstituto Superiore di Sanità

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December Official REFEREED journal since It publishes in Italian and English: ANNALI dellIstituto Superiore di Sanità in different fields of public health. It is included in MEDLINE, Chemabs, Excerpa Medica, etc. It is distributed by ISS and IPZS. Online since 2001 original articles reviews monographs short notes

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December Authors are mainly ISS researchers. It includes Italian Epidemiological Bulletin. NEWSLETTER, born in 1988 recently re-organized in NOTIZIARIO dellIstituto Superiore di Sanità Online since 1996, distributed by ISS Editorial staff Notiziario Authors

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December RAPPORTI ISTISAN and ISTISAN Congressi Technical and research reports produced since Authors are mainly ISS researchers. Online since 2001, distributed by ISS Editorial staff Rapporti Authors

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December ISS PUBLICATIONS GL vs open literature and online publications

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December COURSES ON SCIENTIFIC WRITING improvement of quality in publication semplification of editorial work empowerment of authors EDITORIAL EXPERIENCE at the ISS PUBLICATION PRODUCTION Paper copy traditional distribution channels Internet availability PDF – HTML (few links) PUBLICATION DISSEMINATION mailing lists inclusion in databases

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December INTERNET DATABASES containing ISS report production SPECIALIZED DATABASES SIGLE NTIS CAS etc. Locator plus of NLM British Library etc. ONLINE CATALOGUES

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December GL NEW LOOK in 2003 Where is the border line? Newsletter GL or OPEN LITERATURE? e-print book? e-book? journal? e-journal? Pre-print Report or viceversa?

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December FUTURE UNCERTAINTY La Porte R, et al. BMJ 2002,375:21-9

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December NEW INITIATIVES for open access Budapest (BOAI) Biomed Central SPARC PLOS

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December YEARS AFTER YORK … What has the Internet changed? Bulk of informationINCREASED Awareness of GL Growing interest in GL GL access GL availability Differences GL/open literature Report code vs URL or DOI UNDISCUSSED UNPRECEDENTED NEW UNLIMITED LESS EVIDENT MORE USEFUL

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December IN CONCLUSION, GL… The nuances of grey are becoming lighter and lighter. ETHICAL RESPONSIBILITY of producing and issuing quality documents can never be disregarded. has now new dignity becomes closer and closer to innovative scientific publications supported by researchers in view of a generalised movement towards OPEN ACCESS

GL5 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, Amsterdam 4-5 December Thomas Wakley, 1823 first editor of The Lancet We hope that the age of mental delusion has passed, and that mystery and concealment will no longer be encouraged. FINAL reflection…