TY  - JOUR 
AU  - Meadows, Alice
PY  - 2018
SN  - 2444-7986
UR  - http://hdl.handle.net/10366/139025
AB  - Text originally published in https://orcid.org/blog/2018/05/24/enter-once-reuse-often/nIf someone asks you, as a researcher, what you hate most about your work, the chances are you will say form-filling. Keying in the same information, time after time...
AB  - /nAt ORCID, we are working with our member organizations to build systems that allow you to spend more time doing research, and less time managing it. There are now over 550 systems and platforms that have made it possible for researchers to share...
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AB  - /nAffiliationsMost research systems routinely request information about researchers’ education and employment affiliations. Your own institution is clearly the most reliable source of that information. Increasingly, ORCID member organizations are...
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AB  - /nSigning into systemsOver the course of your career, you’ll probably submit papers to many different journals.  To help streamline the manuscript submission process, publishers are using ORCID services to support single sign on (see, for example,...
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AB  - /nPublished works and fundingUsing your iD when submitting a paper or review means you can more easily update a variety of systems with information about your published work. Many publishers collecting iDs are passing them on to Crossref and DataCite...
AB  - /nWe are also working with funders around the world to enable the collection of iDs and other data from your ORCID record during the grant application process. As well as making the application process easier for you, the goal is that the funder will...
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AB  - /nResearch resources
AB  - /nThere are many other research activities that -—always with your permission— can be connected with your ORCID iD and updated into your record, to enable sharing with other systems you interact with. One example are the research resources you use to...
AB  - /nOur ultimate goal is to enable transparent and trusted connections between your ORCID iD and your contributions and affiliations, and to make it easier to share this information as you interact with various information systems. Instead of keying in...
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LA  - eng
PB  - Ediciones Universidad de Salamanca (España)
KW  - Otorrinolaringología
KW  - nariz
KW  - garganta
KW  - oídos
KW  - Audiología y otología
KW  - sordera
KW  - Otorhinolaryngology
KW  - ENT
KW  - Audiology and otology
KW  - deafness
TI  - Enter once, reuse often
ER  -