Enhancing the QUAlity and Transparency Of health Research
The resource centre for good reporting of health research studies
Library for health research reporting
The Library contains a comprehensive searchable database of reporting guidelines and also links to other resources relevant to research reporting.
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Key reporting guidelines
Toolkits
The EQUATOR Network works to improve the reliability and value of medical research literature by promoting transparent and accurate reporting of research studies.Our Toolkits support different user groups, including:
Authors
Information and resources for authors
Editors
Information and resources for editors and peer reviewers
Developers
Information and resources for guideline developers
Librarians
Information and resources for librarians
Teachers
Information and resources for teachersEndorsements
Funding
EQUATOR highlights
25/11/2014 - Research Waste / EQUATOR Conference 2015 Edinburgh, UK 28-30 September 2015
The 2015 Research Waste / EQUATOR Conference will be held in Edinburgh, UK Save the dates: 28-30 September 2015 Venue: John McIntyre Conference Centre, Edinburgh, UK Conference aims (1) Review the progress made by research regulators, academic institutions, researchers, funders, and … Read More
13/08/2014 - Videos now available from the scientific meeting in Paris: Improving reporting to decrease the waste of research
The 6th annual lecture, presentations and roundtable discussion were recorded and are now available to watch Read More
13/08/2014 - Interview with Iveta Simera about the EQUATOR Network
The plagiarism detection software company iThenticate recently interviewed EQUATOR’s Head of Programme Development, Iveta Simera Read More
Interesting videos
Rigour Mortis: How Bad Research is Killing Science
Professor Malcolm Macleod, Personal Chair in Neurology and Translational Neuroscience, University of Edinburgh, delivers his inaugural lecture entitled:
“Rigour Mortis: How Bad Research is Killing Science”.
What could or should research funders do?
Professor Jeremy Farrar talks very engagingly about challenges for health and research reflecting his experience as a clinician, scientist and as a director of the Wellcome Trust.
News
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Editorial: Stronger post-publication culture is needed for better science
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Pioneers of transparency in health research
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What trials are really supposed to be – a succinct reminder from J. Ioannidis
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Guidelines for reporting multivariable prediction models for individual prognosis or diagnosis (TRIPOD) published
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PRISMA-P Statement for protocols published
7/01/2015
Latest guest blogger
Planning a systematic review? Think protocols
23/01/2015
While much of the focus on reducing waste in research has been on primary studies, in particular clinical trials, systematic reviews and meta analyses can compound the problem. Here, Larissa Shamseer, PhD candidate in the … Read More