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Reporting Research and Evaluating Studies
Key concepts and tools to help authors improve the quality of their manuscripts and readers evaluate existing research.
After screening, reviewers can use the following tools to assess the risk of bias and other quality-related factors for studies that will be included in the systematic review.
Tools and checklists for the critical appraisal of systematic reviews, randomized controlled trials, diagnostic test studies, economic evaluation studies, qualitative research, case control studies, and cohort studies.
Resources, including guidelines, to grade the quality of medical evidence and assign a level of recommendation. Produced by the Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation Working Group.
Checklists for reviewing randomized controlled trials, systematic reviews, case control, case reports, diagnostic test accuracy, qualitative, and many more study types.