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Área de la Ciencia:

  • Metodología de los ensayos clínicos
  • Normas para la presentación de informes de investigación

Sus antecedentes:

  • Los protocolos de ensayo aleatorizado son cruciales para la planificación, la realización y la presentación de informes del estudio.
  • Los protocolos existentes a menudo carecen de integridad en los elementos clave de diseño y conducta.
  • La declaración SPIRIT (Puntos de protocolo estándar: Recomendaciones para ensayos intervencionistas) se estableció en 2013 para mejorar la integridad del protocolo.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Actualizar sistemáticamente las recomendaciones de SPIRIT para los elementos mínimos en los protocolos de ensayos aleatorizados.
  • Asegurar que las orientaciones sigan siendo pertinentes mediante la incorporación de las pruebas más recientes y las mejores prácticas.

Principales métodos:

  • Se llevó a cabo una revisión de alcance y una base de datos de pruebas para identificar posibles cambios en la lista de verificación de SPIRIT 2013.
  • Se incorporaron las recomendaciones de las extensiones SPIRIT/CONSORT y otras directrices de presentación de informes.
  • Una encuesta Delphi de 3 rondas con 317 participantes y una reunión de consenso con 30 expertos informaron las revisiones.

Principales resultados:

  • La declaración actualizada de SPIRIT 2025 incluye 34 ítems mínimos para los protocolos de ensayo.
  • Los cambios clave incluyen una nueva sección de ciencia abierta, un mayor enfoque en los daños y las descripciones de las intervenciones, y un elemento de participación del paciente / público.
  • Se elaboró una lista de verificación ampliada y un documento de explicación/elaboración para su aplicación.

Conclusiones:

  • La declaración actualizada de SPIRIT 2025 tiene por objeto mejorar la transparencia y la exhaustividad de los protocolos de ensayos aleatorizados.
  • La adhesión generalizada puede beneficiar a los investigadores, participantes, financiadores, comités de ética, revistas y formuladores de políticas.
  • Esta revisión garantiza que las orientaciones se mantengan al día con la evolución de las normas y prácticas de investigación.