Significancia Temática: Reflexiones acerca de la Jornada Internacional de Gestión Editorial y de Investigación en Salud y Jornada de Presentación de Trabajos de Investigación en Salud, Universidad del Valle, Bolivia
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La reciente Jornada Internacional de Gestión Editorial e Investigación en Salud en la Universidad del Valle enfatizó la relevancia de los eventos académicos y científicos, especialmente el cambio hacia eventos virtuales debido a la pandemia. Estos eventos brindan oportunidades valiosas para aprender, establecer contactos profesionales y mejorar habilidades. Se centró en la gestión editorial, la indexación y la publicación de artículos, fortaleciendo la estructura investigativa universitaria y promoviendo la calidad en la producción y divulgación de trabajos. Se discutió el impacto de la inteligencia artificial (IA) en la investigación y gestión editorial, destacando su potencial para mejorar procesos, aunque se plantea la preocupación sobre su uso exclusivo para tareas burocráticas y su impacto en la creatividad humana. El plagio fue otro tema crucial, identificando la diversidad de formas en que se manifiesta y destacando la importancia de la detección mediante programas de IA. Los obstáculos enfrentados por los docentes investigadores, como la falta de tiempo y apoyo institucional, se discutieron, proponiendo soluciones como reducir la carga docente y brindar más apoyo administrativo y oportunidades de formación en investigación. Finalmente, se enfatizó el rol de las editoriales universitarias y la importancia de publicar en revistas indexadas para aumentar la visibilidad y credibilidad de la investigación, resaltando que la indexación, por parte de los investigadores mejora la probabilidad de producir trabajos de alta calidad.
The recent International Conference on Editorial Management and Health Research at the Universidad del Valle emphasized the relevance of academic and scientific events, especially the shift towards virtual events due to the pandemic. These events provide valuable opportunities to learn, network professionally and improve skills. It focused on editorial management, indexing and publication of articles, strengthening the university research structure and promoting quality in the production and dissemination of works. The impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on research and editorial management was discussed, highlighting its potential to improve processes, although concerns were raised about its exclusive use for bureaucratic tasks and its impact on human creativity. Plagiarism was another crucial topic, identifying the diversity of ways in which it manifests itself and highlighting the importance of detection through AI programs. Obstacles faced by faculty researchers, such as lack of time and institutional support, were discussed, proposing solutions such as reducing teaching load and providing more administrative support and research training opportunities. Finally, the role of university publishers and the importance of publishing in indexed journals to increase the visibility and credibility of research was emphasized, highlighting that researchers' understanding of indexing improves the probability of producing high-quality work.
The recent International Conference on Editorial Management and Health Research at the Universidad del Valle emphasized the relevance of academic and scientific events, especially the shift towards virtual events due to the pandemic. These events provide valuable opportunities to learn, network professionally and improve skills. It focused on editorial management, indexing and publication of articles, strengthening the university research structure and promoting quality in the production and dissemination of works. The impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on research and editorial management was discussed, highlighting its potential to improve processes, although concerns were raised about its exclusive use for bureaucratic tasks and its impact on human creativity. Plagiarism was another crucial topic, identifying the diversity of ways in which it manifests itself and highlighting the importance of detection through AI programs. Obstacles faced by faculty researchers, such as lack of time and institutional support, were discussed, proposing solutions such as reducing teaching load and providing more administrative support and research training opportunities. Finally, the role of university publishers and the importance of publishing in indexed journals to increase the visibility and credibility of research was emphasized, highlighting that researchers' understanding of indexing improves the probability of producing high-quality work.
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Vol. 19, No. 45