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Systematiske reviews: Protokoller

PROSPERO

PROSPERO is an international database of prospectively registered systematic reviews in health and social care. Key features from the review protocol are recorded and maintained as a permanent record. Systematic reviews should be registered at inception (i.e. at the protocol stage) to help avoid unplanned duplication and to enable comparison of reported review methods with what was planned in the protocol.

To register your review of learn more about PROSPERO, click here.

Andre steder hvor du finde protokoller

International registreringsplatform:
www.who.int/clinical-trials-registry-platform


Den europæiske platform:
www.ema.europa.eu/en/glossary/european-union-clinical-trials-register

Plus mange flere:

Protokoller der anvendes uden for det kliniske område:

Registered Reports

List of Journals with Registered Reports Publishing Format

Klik for at se en liste over aktuelle tidsskrifter der bruger Registered Reports udgivelsesformatet, enten som en almindelig indsendelsesmulighed eller som en del af et specialnummer.

Protokol

Ifølge Cochrane Collaboration, er en protokol en plan der skal følges i et studie. Som et led i udarbejdelsen af et systematisk review, og for at minimere bias i processen, er det derfor mest hensigtsmæssigt at udarbejde en protokol der beskriver rationale, hypotese, hvorledes og hvor der søges efter litteratur samt hvilke øvrige metoder der anvendes i forbindelse med udarbejdelsen af det systematiske review.

 

Cochrane protocol

Proposing and registering new Cochrane Reviews

All Cochrane systematic reviews are first registered as titles with a Cochrane Review Group (CRG). Registering your title is important to prevent duplication of effort with other authors, and to make sure your topic is appropriate for a Cochrane review. There are 52 CRGs that each focus on a particular area of health. CRGs are coordinated by an editorial team who edit and publish completed reviews in the Cochrane Library. Unlike other journals, your CRG will provide support and advice throughout the review process.

  1. The author team chooses an available topic and registers a title with the appropriate CRG.
  2. Authors prepare a protocol and submit it to the CRG for peer review and publication.
  3. When the protocol has been approved, authors begin searching for studies and analysing their results.
  4. Authors prepare the final review report and submit it for peer review and publication.
  5. After the review is published, the authors continue to update it periodically.


 

Equator Network

Equator network (Enhancing the QUAlity and Transparency Of health Research)
Et international netværk, der arbejder for at forbedre kvaliteten af medicinsk forskningslitteratur ved at fremme transparent og præcis afrapportering af undersøgelser.

PRISMA

PRISMA Checkliste 2020 (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic review and Meta-Analysis Protocols)
Tjekliste til at udvikle og afrapportere protokollen.
 

PRISMA Flow chart

Campbell Collaboration

The Campbell Collaboration is an international social science research network that produces high quality, open and policy-relevant evidence syntheses, plain language summaries and policy briefs.

Cambell Systematic Reviews Journal