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Area of Science:

  • Evidence synthesis research
  • Open science principles
  • Audiology research

Background:

  • Evidence synthesis, including systematic reviews and meta-analyses, is increasingly common but quality has not improved.
  • Adherence to open science principles (transparency, collaboration, reproducibility, accessibility) can enhance evidence synthesis quality.
  • This tutorial addresses the need for improved quality in evidence synthesis publications.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To provide a step-by-step guide for producing high-quality evidence synthesis projects.
  • To integrate best practices for evidence synthesis with open science principles.
  • To offer resources for clinician and researcher teams.

Main Methods:

  • Tutorial format detailing current evidence synthesis standards.
  • Application of open science principles to knowledge synthesis.
  • Guidance on selecting appropriate methods for structured research questions.

Main Results:

  • Presentation of widely applicable steps for high-quality evidence synthesis research.
  • Demonstration of how open science principles can be integrated into the evidence synthesis process.
  • Information on open access and its contribution to quality and reproducibility.

Conclusions:

  • Incorporating open science principles improves the quality and accessibility of evidence synthesis research.
  • Understanding evidence synthesis steps and international standards is crucial for high-quality research.
  • This approach supports evidence-based practice by providing reliable, accessible information.