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EQUATOR highlights
9/07/2020 - The EQUATOR Network Newsletters are back!
The EQUATOR Network Newsletter will be published quarterly to keep researchers connected with good reporting, news and resources. The first EQUATOR Newsletter in 2020 was released in April and can be read here. A July edition is coming soon. Sign … Read More
20/01/2020 - Is our UK Centre’s Publication School changing practice?
After 5 years of delivering its Publication School, our UK EQUATOR Centre is evaluating the effects of this education initiative on authors’ lives and practice. The UK EQUATOR Centre’s Publication School is designed to support early-career researchers and students in … Read More
Interesting videos
UK EQUATOR Centre webinars: the OxPal
The UK EQUATOR Centre recently contributed two live webinars, around one hour each, to the OxPal Medlink ‘Research Fellowship’ series. OxPal is an initiative linking medical students and clinicians in Palestine and Oxford, supporting medical teaching in such an austere environment.
In the first session, Jen De Beyer talked about the steps to get from the idea for a research paper to a submitted draft. In the second session, she discusses scientific language and style and invites participants to practice revising texts, cutting words and improving clarity.
Reporting guidelines endorsement on journals
In this short video, Melissa K. Sharp, a MiRoR student and EQUATOR visiting fellow, explains the importance of reporting guidelines. Watch here! Sharp has just published her research on the endorsement rates of STROBE by medical journals. Read the report here!
News
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EQUATOR Network Newsletter April 2020
30/04/2020 -
Is our UK Centre’s Publication School changing practice?
20/01/2020 -
UK EQUATOR Centre ready for 2020 Publication Schools
29/11/2019 -
REWARD | EQUATOR Conference 2020
13/06/2019 -
Early-career researchers praise EQUATOR Publication School
17/04/2019
Latest guest blogger
Exploring the endorsement of STROBE and its extensions by journals
17/01/2019In a previous post detailing my time with the EQUATOR Network, I spoke about my work on the STrengthening the Reporting of Observational Studies in Epidemiology (STROBE) statement. STROBE is one of the original “core” reporting guidelines which provides guidance … Read More