Earning Trust by Establishing a Middle Ground in Maternity Care
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The article by Joyce K Edmonds explores how to foster trust in maternity care through the responsible use of citations and references, as well as the impact of artificial intelligence on scholarly communication. The author addresses common errors in the publication process and suggests strategies for authors and reviewers to uphold integrity in the academic record. The central question revolves around how to establish a middle ground that enhances trust in maternity care practices.
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