Structured reporting of study protocols
In this blog for Clinical Trials Day 2022, we reflect on the Trials journal Structured Study Protocol Template project since its launch in 2019.
Eleanor Cox
Assistant Editor at BMC
Eleanor joined as an Assistant Editor for the ISRCTN registry and the journal Trials in December 2019. Previously she studied Clinical Medicine and graduated with a BA in Natural Sciences from the University of Cambridge.
Latest posts by Eleanor Cox (see all)
- Structured reporting of study protocols - 20th May 2022
- World Mental Health Day 2021: mental health in an unequal world - 8th October 2021
- COVID-19 structured summaries: rapid publication of randomised trial protocols in BMC Trials - 20th May 2021
World Mental Health Day 2021: mental health in an unequal world
This blog for World Mental Health Day 2021 will discuss a selection of research registered at the ISRCTN registry investigating and tackling the impact of… Read more »
COVID-19 structured summaries: rapid publication of randomised trial protocols in BMC Trials
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, rapid sharing of information about planned clinical trials investigating treatments and vaccines was necessary. In this… Read more »
World Diabetes Day 2020: nursing education and care
For World Diabetes Day 2020 we look at a selection of research registered at the ISRCTN registry investigating the role of nursing in diabetes care.
World Food Day 2020: Preventing Malnutrition
For World Food Day 2020 we look at research registered at the ISRCTN registry investigating how malnutrition can be minimized around the world.
World Food Day 2020: Preventing Malnutrition
For World Food Day 2020 we look at research registered at the ISRCTN registry investigating how malnutrition can be minimized around the world.
ISRCTN 20th Anniversary Quiz
How much do you know about the ISRCTN registry?
Clinical Trials Day 2020 Quiz: COVID-19
How much do you know about the clinical trials currently investigating COVID-19?
Looking beyond physical health for World Cancer Day 2020
For World Cancer Day we look at research registered at the ISRCTN registry addressing the impact of cancer beyond physical health.