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‘My UKPMC’: new grant reportingservices
Open access and funder mandates: a workshop for HEIrepository managers and OA administrators24
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September 2009
Alison Henning, UKPMC Funders’Group Project Manager, WellcomeLibrary, Wellcome Trusta.henning@wellcome.ac.uk
Overview
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Grant Reporting Service being developed as part of the UKPMC‘Phase 3’development programme 2008 -2011
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Implementation by MIMAS (University of Manchester) supported by aUKPMC Funders’Steering Group
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Objectives:
to help the
Funders’Group
: monitor the effectiveness of their oa policy;assess impact/output of individual grants and grant holders; determinethe value of their research portfolios
to provide benefits to the
Researcher
by: enabling grantholders toeasily report research outputs to their funders; offering a range of value-added services such as ‘My Grants’and ‘My Impact’in a single location
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Two phases:
Grantee Reports (released April 2009)
Funder Reports (released October 2009 onwards)
Data
Several data sources used to generate reports:
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Grant and grantee information provided by Funders
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Existing ‘links’between grant IDs and papers in PubMed/UKPMC
through use of the manuscript submission system
through correct grant attribution in publisher deposited papers
through manual linking via the UKMSS grant linking service
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Bibliographic data from PubMed/UKPMC
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WoS citation count API
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Scopus citation count API
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UKPMC downloads database
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