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Hypothesis: Research Journal for Health Information Professionals
Hypothesis is the official, open access, peer-reviewed journal of the Medical Library Association (MLA) Research Caucus, published continually since 1987. Hypothesis provides a venue for original library research and research-related content, including research studies and reflections on the process in order to encourage a broader, reflective conversation among MLA members, health science librarians and informationists, and librarians interested in research.
Over the years, we've made some pioneering efforts, including a new journal platform, new article types like, Hypothesis: Failure that encourages us all to share hard-learned lessons or Community Commentaries; and a revival of the Research Mentor column.
Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you want to discuss ideas or questions you may have.
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05/26/2023
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Seeking Research Process and Research Experience Submissions
03/01/2023We are looking for submissions describing how author(s) determine the research question, the best way to tackle a project (e.g., study design), figuring out author order, and experiences on how an individual or team handle such circumstances.
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Meet Nina Exner, Hypothesis Editor
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Submit your research to MLA Hypothesis Open Access Journal!
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Volunteers and Ideas Request
08/10/2022We invite you to get more involved with Hypothesis.
Read more about Volunteers and Ideas Request