Endorsement of the CONSORT Statement by High-Impact Medical Journals in China: A Survey of Instructions for Authors and Published Papers

Xiaoqian Li; Kunming Tao; Qing-Hui Zhou; David Moher; Hongyun Chen; Fu-zhe Wang; Changquan Ling

doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0030683

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Endorsement of the CONSORT Statement by High-Impact Medical Journals in China: A Survey of Instructions for Authors and Published Papers

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Medical journals in China endorsing either the CONSORT Statement or the ICMJE's URM constituted a small percentage of the total; all of these journals used ambiguous language regarding what was expected of authors.

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