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Authorship & Contributions

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Authorship & accountability

JRA limits authorship to people who have made a significant contribution to the conception, design, execution, or interpretation of the work. All listed authors must approve the final manuscript and agree to its submission. People who provide other assistance should be acknowledged appropriately rather than automatically listed as authors.

The corresponding author is responsible for ensuring that the author list is complete and appropriate and that all authors are informed. Do not add honorary authors or omit people who meet the journal’s authorship requirements.

Describe contributions with CRediT

JRA requires an author contribution statement using relevant CRediT roles. Multiple people may share a role, and one person may perform several roles. CRediT describes contributions; it does not by itself determine who qualifies as an author.

ConceptualizationMethodologySoftwareValidationFormal analysisInvestigationResourcesData curationWriting – original draftWriting – review & editingVisualizationSupervisionProject administrationFunding acquisition

Before submission or an authorship change

Confirm the spelling, order, affiliations, and contact details of all authors.Agree on the contribution statement and obtain approval of the final version.Upload the signed authorship statement requested in the submission instructions.Explain any proposed addition, removal, or reordering to the editor and provide agreement from the affected authors.

Authorship disputes should be raised with the editor and, where needed, the relevant institution. Do not change the author list silently during revision.

Generative AI & author responsibility

JRA’s author guidance asks for disclosure of substantive use of generative AI or AI-assisted technologies in preparing the work. Identify the tool and purpose, and explain that the authors reviewed the output and remain responsible for the publication. Routine spelling and grammar checks are treated differently in the detailed guideline. AI tools do not replace human responsibility for accuracy, citations, ethics, or authorship.