Factors predicting completion and time to publication of Cochrane reviews.

Andrea C. Tricco; David Moher; Maggie H Chen; Raymond Daniel

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In our study, 79% of the Cochrane protocols were published as a final review, and some Cochrane reviews took over 7 years from publication of the protocol to publication of the final review. Strategies to increase the number of published Cochrane reviews and decrease the time to publication should be considered, such as providing support to reviewers when a change in authorship occurs.

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