Relation of the completeness of reporting of rapid reviews to journal publication status: protocol for a comparative, cross-sectional methodological study

Adrienne Stevens; Chantelle Garritty; Kusala Pussegoda; Lisa Hartling; Lesley Stewart; Kednapa Thavorn; Andrea C. Tricco; Vivian Welch; David Moher

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Relation of the completeness of reporting of rapid reviews to journal publication status: protocol for a comparative, cross-sectional methodological study

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Adrienne Stevens
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Chantelle Garritty
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Kusala Pussegoda

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This project will compare the completeness of reporting of journal-published rapid reviews with those not published in journals according to four reporting tools: PRISMA, PRISMA-P, Cochrane MECIR reporting standards, and IOM reporting standards

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