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  • Social network analysis in health sciences research.
  • Health disparities and social equity.
  • Public health and epidemiology.

Background:

  • Social network concepts and methods are increasingly used in health research.
  • Lack of standardized reporting guidelines hinders the quality and replicability of network science in health.
  • Existing reporting guidelines do not adequately address network-specific considerations.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a comprehensive set of recommendations for reporting social network concepts, methods, data, and results in health sciences research.
  • To improve the clarity, consistency, and dissemination of network science findings in health.
  • To establish formal reporting guidelines for network methods in health research.

Main Methods:

  • A modified-Delphi approach was employed for recommendation development, adhering to EQUATOR network best practices.
  • An initial set of 28 recommendations was drafted by the author team.
  • 67 experienced network and health scientists provided feedback on clarity, importance, and usability via an online survey, leading to a final set of 18 recommendations.

Main Results:

  • The final Social Networks in Health Research (SoNHR) guidelines consist of 18 recommendations across five domains: conceptualization, operationalization, data collection & management, analyses & results, and ethics & equity.
  • Exemplar published network studies are provided to demonstrate the application of SoNHR recommendations.
  • Guidance on how different audiences can utilize these reporting guidelines is discussed.

Conclusions:

  • The SoNHR guidelines represent the first formal reporting recommendations for network methods in health sciences.
  • These recommendations aim to enhance the quality, consistency, and replicability of network science across diverse health research areas.
  • Adoption of SoNHR guidelines aligns with EQUATOR network goals for improved research transparency and reproducibility.