Post-Publication Corrections

 

Post-Publication Corrections and Retractions

At-Taradhi follows COPE guidelines for maintaining the integrity of the published record.

Erratum (Publisher's Correction)

Issued when errors introduced by the journal significantly affect understanding. The original article remains; a separate erratum notice is published and linked.

Corrigendum (Author's Correction)

Issued when author errors significantly affect understanding but do not invalidate conclusions. Authors must notify the editorial office promptly.

Retraction

An article will be retracted when findings are unreliable due to misconduct or honest error; the article constitutes plagiarism; duplicate publication occurred; or research was conducted unethically. Retracted articles remain accessible online, clearly marked "RETRACTED" with the date and reason.

Expression of Concern

Issued when an investigation is ongoing or unresolved, alerting readers to potential issues while investigations proceed.

Requesting a Correction

Contact [email protected] with subject "Correction Request — [Article Title]". The editorial office will respond within 5 working days and aims to publish corrections within 30 days of confirmation.