Protocol of the CONSORT and SPIRIT Extension for multicenter clinical trials

Xuan Zhang; Chongya Dong; Nana Wang; Chunpong Chan; Chung Tai Lau; Juan Wang; Jiangxia Miao; Chen Yao; Youping Li; Aiping Lyu; David Moher; Zhaoxiang Bian

doi:10.3389/fpubh.2023.1241152

Abstract

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By using the CONSORT and SPIRIT checklists as starting points, the development of extensions specific to multicenter trials can help researchers design and report high-quality clinical research. This, in turn, can facilitate the application of study findings in the current evidence-based healthcare system.

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