Reporting guidelines gain a global platform

09/12/2015

Dr Iveta Simera of the EQUATOR UK Centre joined the Global Health Trials Programme’s Writing and Publication Skills Month, explaining how reporting guidelines help to create excellent research papers that can make a difference.

Read the full news story on Oxford University’s NDORMS website, or watch and Iveta’s slide presentation on YouTube below.

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