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.
Search for reportingguidelines Visit the library for
more resources
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
16/04/2014 - The STROBE Statement webinar recording now available
The recording of the EQUATOR – PAHO March 2014 webinar on the STROBE Statement Read More
17/03/2014 - Scientific meeting and the EQUATOR Annual Lecture 2014, 16 May 2014, Paris, France
The INSERM-Sorbonne Paris Cite Epidemiology and Statistics Research Centre in collaboration with the EQUATOR Network will be hosting a one-day scientific meeting: “Improving reporting to decrease the waste of research”. The aim of the meeting is to bring important issues … Read More
24/10/2013 - Declaration of transparency
A BMJ editorial published today proposes that authors of research papers are asked to sign a declaration that their paper is not misleading. The scientific community and the public at large deserve an accurate and complete record of research. However, … Read More
Interesting videos
CONSORT Statement guidance for reporting randomised trials
Doug Altman, Director of the Centre for Statistics in Medicine and one of the CONSORT group leaders introduces the CONSORT Statement guidance for reporting randomised trials
TIDieR – better reporting of interventions
Introducing a new guideline providing a template for better description of interventions
News
-
Implementation of reporting guidelines in journals: Wolters Kluwer experience
15/04/2014 -
Collaborative initiative involving 28 rehabilitation and disability journals
9/04/2014 -
Videos from Lancet/NIHR “Waste in Research” symposium available online
8/04/2014 -
Wiley’s New Publication Ethics Guidelines
18/03/2014 -
New guideline for better description of interventions
7/03/2014
Latest guest blogger
Can librarians contribute to increasing value and reducing waste in medical research?
28/02/2014
The recently published Lancet series on waste in biomedical research provides a fascinating and thought provoking glimpse into the complex world of medical research and the myriad of issues that can disrupt completion and use of high quality research Read More