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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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Reporting guidelines for main study types

Randomised trials CONSORT Extensions
Observational studies STROBE Extensions
Systematic reviews PRISMA Extensions
Study protocols SPIRIT PRISMA-P
Diagnostic/prognostic studies STARD TRIPOD
Case reports CARE Extensions
Clinical practice guidelines AGREE RIGHT
Qualitative research SRQR COREQ
Animal pre-clinical studies ARRIVE
Quality improvement studies SQUIRE
Economic evaluations CHEERS

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EQUATOR highlights

20/03/2019 - EQUATOR and PAHO launch online course in Spanish

Leia em português – Leer en Español The EQUATOR Network, in collaboration with the Pan American Health Organisation (PAHO), has just launched the Spanish version of their free online course on reporting guidelines. Stay tuned for the Portuguese version, coming … Read More

12/12/2018 - EQUATOR Network resources now available in German

Lesen Sie, dies auf Deutsch Sprechen Sie Deutsch? The EQUATOR Network is proud to launch its German pages this week. Now, German-speaking researchers around the world will find resources for better research reporting more easily and quickly, says Shona Kirtley, … Read More

Interesting videos

Spin: misinterpretation of study results

Quinn Grundy presented, in the Peer Review Congress in 2017, a systematic review and meta-analysis on the prevalence of spin in medical literature: practices that can distort the interpretation of research results and can be misleading. Watch here!

   Photo by Ted Grudzinski

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!

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Exploring the endorsement of STROBE and its extensions by journals

17/01/2019

In 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