Estimating the prevalence of discrepancies between study registrations and publications: A systematic review and meta-analyses
TARG Meta-Research Group & Collaborators… - MedRxiv, 2021 - medrxiv.org
Objectives Prospectively registering study plans in a permanent time-stamped and publicly
accessible document is becoming more common across disciplines and aims to reduce risk …
accessible document is becoming more common across disciplines and aims to reduce risk …
[HTML][HTML] The case of the disappearing librarians: analyzing documentation of librarians' contributions to systematic reviews
A Brunskill, R Hanneke - Journal of the Medical Library Association …, 2022 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Objective: The study aimed to analyze the documented role of a librarian in published
systematic reviews and meta-analyses whose registered protocols mentioned librarian …
systematic reviews and meta-analyses whose registered protocols mentioned librarian …
Estimating the prevalence of discrepancies between study registrations and publications: a systematic review and meta-analyses
TARG Meta-Research Group & Collaborators - BMJ open, 2023 - bmjopen.bmj.com
Objectives Prospectively registering study plans in a permanent time-stamped and publicly
accessible document is becoming more common across disciplines and aims to reduce risk …
accessible document is becoming more common across disciplines and aims to reduce risk …
Publishing for science or science for publications? The role of open science to reduce research waste
B Siegerink, FR Rosendaal - Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis, 2021 - jthjournal.org
In an earlier issue, Chapelle et al report on" an epidemic of redundant meta-analyses." 1
They show all the evidence to answer a single clinical question: Should cancer patients with …
They show all the evidence to answer a single clinical question: Should cancer patients with …
[PDF][PDF] Publishing for science or science for publications?
B Siegerink, FR Rosendaal - The role of …, 1872 - scholarlypublications …
In an earlier issue, Chapelle et al report on" an epidemic of redundant meta-analyses." 1
They show all the evidence to answer a single clinical question: Should cancer patients with …
They show all the evidence to answer a single clinical question: Should cancer patients with …