General medical journals
Why my disease is important: metrics of disease occurrence used in the introductory sections of papers in three leading general medical journals in 1993 and 2003
... leading general medical ...health journals as well as the Bulletin of the WHO (data not ...leading general journals were considered an appropriate starting ...
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Reporting quality of randomised controlled trial abstracts among high-impact general medical journals: a review and analysis
... each of the top fi ve general medical journals that met the eligibility criteria. Abstract selection for a particular journal started with those published in 2014, proceeded backwards in time and ...
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Assessment of adherence to the CONSORT statement for quality of reports on randomized controlled trial abstracts from four high impact general medical journals
... high-impact general medical journals published in the year 2010, that is, after the release of the CONSORT for Abstracts guidelines in 2008 ...Two journals, JAMA and BMJ, did not report the ...
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No improvement in the reporting of clinical trial subgroup effects in high impact general medical journals
... Our results should be interpreted in light of some lim- itations. First, our random sample only included five general medical journals, and the inclusion of other jour- nals would have likely yielded ...
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Self declared stock ownership and association with positive trial outcome in randomized controlled trials with binary outcomes published in general medical journals: a cross sectional study
... three general medical journals: Journal of the American Medical Association, The Lancet, and the New England Journal of Medicine from January 2013 to September 2015, as previously re- ported ...
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Professional medical writing support and the reporting quality of randomized controlled trial abstracts among high impact general medical journals
... professional medical writing support was not associated with increased overall adherence to CONSORT for Abstracts, important aspects were improved with professional medical writing support, including ...
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Evidence for risk of bias in cluster randomised trials: review of recent trials published in three general medical journals
... In most clinical trials participants are randomised as individuals to different treatments. Sometimes indi- vidual allocation is not possible or desirable, and groups of individuals are randomised instead: this is known ...
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Levels of evidence: a comparison between top medical journals and general pediatric journals
... such, journals emphasizing or exclusively publishing research from the basic sciences were excluded from this para- ...digm. General pediatric journals selected for review in- cluded Pediatrics, ...
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Analysis and reporting of adverse events in randomised controlled trials: a review
... four general medical journals as ranked by impact factors that publish clinical trials of drug inter- ventions were selected: the BMJ (Impact Factor ...American Medical Association (JAMA, IF ...
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The journals of importance to UK clinicians: a questionnaire survey of surgeons
... UK journals, which gener- ally have lower impact factors than US journals, and the issue of membership ...the journals included in the ISI surgery list from Thomson Scientific, only three of the top ...
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How to choose the best journal for your case report
... of medical knowledge by describing new diseases, disease mecha- nisms, therapeutic approaches, and adverse or beneficial effects of ...findings. General medical journals publish case reports ...
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Under-representation of developing countries in the research literature: ethical issues arising from a survey of five leading medical journals
... the medical library in Colombo where data collection took place) of the following journals: BMJ, Lancet, NEJM, Annals of Internal Medicine & ...These journals were selected because they have the ...
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Representation of women's health in general medical versus women's health specialty journals: a content analysis
... the general medical liter- ature represented traditional conditions, while specialty journal articles were more likely to address non-tradition- al ...leading journals should in- clude articles about ...
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The ICMJE Recommendations and pharmaceutical marketing – strengths, weaknesses and the unsolved problem of attribution in publication ethics
... Factors underlying ICMJE commercial policy weakness It is clear that without the Recommendations, the quality of medical literature, including commercial medical lit- erature, would be significantly poorer ...
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Reporting of Negative Randomized Trials in Three Major Medical Journals
... publishing journals, since the ICMJE’s policy was enacted on this level and this is the level of exposure for the journal ...the general medicine journals with the highest impact factors because ...
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Common statistical and research design problems in manuscripts submitted to high impact medical journals
... high-impact medical journals identified several common problems that significantly and frequently affect the quality of sub- mitted ...the medical research ...
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Referral and reviewing: Journals: The Journal of General Physiology, The Biophysical Journal, Nature,
... of General Physiology, The Biophysical Journal, Nature, Science, The Journal of Muscle Research and Cell Motility, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (USA), Molecular Pharmacology, Pflügers Archiv, ...
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Handling missing data in RCTs; a review of the top medical journals
... There appears to be a large gap in translation between statistical methods research and the use of these methods in applications, such as RCTs. For example, simple imput- ation remains popular, despite warnings from many ...
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The production and recognition of psychiatric original articles published in languages other than English
... in journals not covered in Web of Science, citations in books or in doc- toral theses, and citations after more than two years were not ...10.000 journals – quite a few in related subject categories – that ...
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... British Medical Journal moved to an open peer review system, revealing the reviewer’s identities to the authors, and in 2000, the medical journals in the open access group, published by BioMed ...
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