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  • Biomedical research reporting
  • Health research transparency

Background:

  • Numerous reporting guidelines exist for various study types (e.g., randomized clinical trials, systematic reviews).
  • These guidelines provide checklists to ensure essential information is included, aiding in the assessment of study validity, relevance, and applicability.
  • The Enhancing the QUAlity and Transparency Of health Research (EQUATOR) network lists over 200 guidelines, yet their adoption remains incomplete.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To advocate for enhanced development and implementation of tools to support the use of reporting guidelines.
  • To address the incomplete uptake of existing research reporting guidelines.
  • To improve the completeness and transparency of clinical and biomedical research reporting.

Main Methods:

  • The study presents an argument based on the current state of reporting guideline implementation.
  • It reviews the existing landscape of reporting guidelines and their adoption challenges.
  • It proposes a shift in focus towards creating practical tools for guideline adherence.

Main Results:

  • Despite endorsement by many journals and organizations, the implementation of reporting guidelines is not universal.
  • Current reliance on journal editors to enforce guidelines has proven insufficient.
  • There is a need for proactive development of resources to aid authors, reviewers, and editors.

Conclusions:

  • Groups responsible for reporting guidelines should invest more in creating tools that facilitate their implementation.
  • Improved tools can help overcome barriers to guideline adherence.
  • This effort will contribute to greater completeness and transparency in health research reporting.