Indicators of questionable research practices were identified in 163,129 randomized controlled trials

Johanna Aag Damen; Pauline Heus; Herm J. Lamberink; Joeri K. Tijdink; L.M. Bouter; Paul Glasziou; David Moher; Willem M. Otte; Christiaan H. Vinkers; Lotty Hooft

doi:10.1016/j.jclinepi.2022.11.020

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Indicators of questionable research practices were identified in 163,129 randomized controlled trials

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This comprehensive analysis provides an insight into indicators of QRPs. Researchers should be aware that certain characteristics of the author team and publication are associated with a higher risk of QRPs.

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