Corrections, Retractions and Expressions of Concern
How the published record is kept accurate.
JHTS keeps the scholarly record accurate, following COPE guidance. [TO CONFIRM]
Corrections are published when an error affects part of an article but not its overall findings. The article is updated and a linked correction notice is published.
Retractions are published when the findings are unreliable, or in cases of plagiarism, duplicate publication or other serious misconduct. The retracted article stays online, clearly marked as retracted, with a notice giving the reason.
Expressions of concern may be published while an investigation is under way.
Anyone who finds an error in a published article should write to the editorial office.