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U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Public Access Author manuscript Int J Soc Psychiatry. Author manuscript; available in PMC 2016 May 31. Published in final edited form as: Int J Soc Psychiatry.

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How to fill out public access author manuscript

1. Gather all necessary information about your research including title, authors, and funding sources.
2. Choose a suitable public access repository or journal according to your field and funding agency requirements.
3. Log into the repository or journal system using your credentials.
4. Fill in the required metadata fields, including title, abstract, keywords, and author affiliations.
5. Upload the manuscript in the required format (e.g., PDF, DOCX). Make sure it's in compliance with the repository’s guidelines.
6. Provide any additional documentation or data sets that may be necessary.
7. Review all entered information for accuracy and completeness.
8. Submit the manuscript and note any confirmation or tracking information for future reference.

Who needs public access author manuscript?

1. Researchers who have received funding from public agencies that require compliance with open access policies.
2. Universities and academic institutions that seek to publicly disseminate research findings.
3. Authors who want to enhance the visibility and accessibility of their work within the academic community.

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What is public access author manuscript?

A public access author manuscript is a version of a research paper that is made publicly available, typically after peer-review and prior to the final published version, to ensure that the findings are accessible to the public and not limited to subscribers of academic journals.

Who is required to file public access author manuscript?

Authors of research publications that are funded by certain government grants or public funding agencies are typically required to file a public access author manuscript to comply with funding agency policies.

How to fill out public access author manuscript?

To fill out a public access author manuscript, authors must provide necessary details such as manuscript title, abstract, authors' names, funding information, and any applicable copyright statements, and then submit it via the specified system or repository as per the funding agency's guidelines.

What is the purpose of public access author manuscript?

The purpose of a public access author manuscript is to enhance the availability of research findings to the public, promote transparency in research, and ensure that taxpayers and the wider community have access to publicly funded research outputs.

What information must be reported on public access author manuscript?

The information that must be reported on a public access author manuscript includes the manuscript title, author list, institutional affiliations, funding sources, copyright information, and an abstract summarizing the research findings.