Abstract

  Research being considered as major criteria nowadays for institutional upgradation and promotion for teaching faculties of health and allied health sciences amongst tertiary care centres throughout the country. MCI regulations from the recent past of 2018 with elimination of predatory journals and emphasis on indexing status of journals with UGC-CARE consortium throwed a light on indexing agencies on publications, type of articles and guidelines of authorship but still persistence of confusion exists among teachers till date on publishing an article. Teaching places utilise this area of confusion thereby keeping the faculties under immense pressure and burden towards their growth in career.

Keywords: SWOT (Strength, Weakness, Opportunity and Threat); Research; Academic Promotion; Teaching Faculty; Tertiary Care Centre and Teaching Institution

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Citation

Citation: TR Ashok. “Research in a Tertiary Care Centre - SWOT Analysis".Acta Scientific Orthopaedics 3.11 (2020): 33-36.

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