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Should authors use a pseudonym?

Academic publication is enriched by contributions from patients or members of the public who bring their lived experience to the task of authoring or co-authoring. These authors are sometimes called ‘consumers’, ‘expert patients’ or ‘experts by experience’. On this webpage, they will be called ‘public co-authors’. A discussion on disclosure vs anonymity for public contributors is available at Should I use a pseudonym?