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Publications and Presentations Authorship Standards

Comment Period: until 31st August 2026

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Publications and Presentations Authorship Standards

Draft Version 1.1 · April 2026 · Draft for Public Comment

SGMA-GOV-PP-001 is a public governance framework for publications and presentations arising from clinical research that implements SGMA population standards. It governs authorship, terminology, methodology reporting, review, and approval for manuscripts, abstracts, oral presentations, posters, and other scientific communications.

Any research team working with SGMA’s population standards — whether or not SGMA is a named collaborator — may adopt this document directly. It is intended to be referenced in grant applications, collaboration agreements, and manuscript submissions as the governing publications and presentations standard for the collaboration.

Open for Comments until 31st August 2026

DocumentPublications and Presentations Authorship Standards
Standard CodeSGMA-GOV-PP-001
Document TypeGovernance Framework
VersionDraft Version 1.1 (2026)
Effective DateApril 2026
SupersedesSGMA-GOV-PP-001 v1.0 (March 2026)
StatusDraft for Public Comment
PublisherSGMA (Scientific Governance and Measurement Authority)
LicenseCreative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
Standards ArchitectureSGMA-ARC-001
Related StandardsSGMA-STD-001 · SGMA-STD-002 · SGMA-ARC-001

Cite This Document

SGMA. Publications and Presentations Authorship Standards. SGMA-GOV-PP-001. Draft Version 1.1, 2026. sgmastandards.org/publications-and-presentations-authorship-standards

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