CONSORT and reporting trials in 2017: who should do what
In celebration of Clinical Trials Day, we invited the CONSORT Group to reflect on what they see the future holding for clinical trial reporting. Here, Larissa… Read more »
Larissa Shamseer
Larissa is a Senior Research Associate and has worked with the Knowledge Synthesis group at the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute since 2010. Her PhD research makes use of implementation science/theory to understand and potentially change the behaviours of those involved in the systematic review enterprise to achieve better reporting of protocols and systematic reviews overall.
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Don’t just stand there, do something! Exploring endorsement and (non)adherence to CONSORT
The CONSORT guidelines outline the minimum reporting items that should be included for the complete and transparent reporting of randomized controlled trials.… Read more »
Are current scholarly metrics leading us away from research transparency?
Is it time for a transparency metric? Scholarly metrics are thriving right now, both in number and what (and how) they measure, there is a real interest in them… Read more »
Planning a systematic review? Think protocols
This post was co-written with David Moher, co-Editor-in-Chief of Systematic Reviews. While much of the focus on reducing waste in research has been on primary… Read more »