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Reporting guidelines under development
The following guidelines are currently being developed:
The SPIRIT initiative (Standard Protocol Items for Randomized Trials) aims to produce evidence-based recommendations for key information to include in a trial protocol
- The SPIRIT initiative: Defining Standard protocol items for randomized trials. Executive summary (September 2009)
- Chan, A-W; Tetzlaff, J; Altman, DG; Gotzsche, PC; Hrobjartsson, A, et al. The SPIRIT initiative: Defining Standard Protocol Items for Randomized Trials [conference abstract] German J Evid Quality Health Care (suppl). 2008;102:S27
- Contact: An-Wen Chan, Chair of the SPIRIT initiative, anwen.chan@utoronto.ca
WIDER recommendations for reporting of behaviour change interventions
- Website: http://interventiondesign.co.uk/?page_id=9
- Contact: Charles Abraham, s.c.s.abraham@sussex.ac.uk
Guidelines for reporting biomedical images in scientific journals
- Lang, T. How to Document Biomedical Images for Publication (pdf)
- Contact: Tom Lang, tomlangcom@aol.com
- See also EQUATOR discussion forum - 'Developing Reporting Guidelines'
Please let us know about relevant projects; it will avoid duplication of the process and might also help you to find new collaborators.
Page last edited: 28 September 2009
