Cochrane Evaluation of (Semi-) Automated Review Methods (CESAR): Protocol for an adaptive platform study within reviews [0.03%]
系统化评价(CESAR)：平台研究型自适应方案的方法学报道
Gerald Gartlehner,Susan Banda,Max Callaghan et al.
Gerald Gartlehner et al.
Background: Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to improve the efficiency of evidence synthesis and reduce human error. However, robust methods for evaluating rapidly evolving AI tools within the practical work...
Extending Transparency in Conflict-of-Interest Management to Handling Editors [0.03%]
扩大利益冲突管理中透明度以处理编辑人手不足问题
Clovis Mariano Faggion Jr
Clovis Mariano Faggion Jr
Patient-Important Outcomes Reported as Primary Outcomes in Clinical Studies of Treatments for COVID-19: A Meta-Epidemiological Study [0.03%]
有关COVID-19治疗临床研究的主要结局指标的报告：meta-流行病学研究报告患者重要结局指标的现状及趋势
Julia Bidonde,Laura Yuriko González-Teshima,Sergio Mauricio Moreno Lopez et al.
Julia Bidonde et al.
Objectives: The reporting of patient-important outcomes (PIOs) in randomized controlled trials (RCTs) for COVID-19 varies widely, limiting their application in clinical decision-making. We evaluated how often PIOs were re...
Response to Holm et al., "On the importance of multiple aspects of cluster validation in multimorbidity research" [0.03%]
对Holm等人文章的回复：“关于多重疾病研究中聚类验证多个方面重要性”的评论
Thamer Ba Dhafari,Alexander Pate,Glen P Martin et al.
Thamer Ba Dhafari et al.
Large language models for systematic reviews were reported to perform well but rarely with verifiable safeguards: a cross-sectional study [0.03%]
大型语言模型进行系统评价的性能良好，但很少有可验证的安全保障措施：横断面研究
Honghao Lai,Bernardo Sousa-Pinto,Christian Cao et al.
Honghao Lai et al.
Objective: The application of large language models (LLMs) to systematic review tasks is rapidly expanding, yet the transparency and methodological rigor of these evaluations remain unclear. We aimed to assess reporting t...
Protocol for a SPIRIT extension for reporting Pragmatic and Explanatory trial protocols designed using the PRECIS tool. (SPIRIT-PRECIS) [0.03%]
使用PRECIS工具设计的实用性和解释性试验方案的SPIRIT扩展报告规范（SPIRIT-PRECIS）
Jeremy Y Ng,Merrick Zwarenstein,Azadeh Barzideh et al.
Jeremy Y Ng et al.
The need to design randomized controlled trials (RCTs) with explicit intent, either pragmatic or explanatory, and matching design features is well recognised. There is a need for clear, standardised reporting recommendations for protocols f...
Methods used by guideline developers to create out-of-hospital health guidelines: a cross-sectional survey [0.03%]
指南制定者用于创建院外卫生指南的方法：横断面调查研究
Brendan V Schultz,Timothy H Barker,Emma Bosley et al.
Brendan V Schultz et al.
Objective: Health guidelines are commonly used by clinicians that practice in the out-of-hospital setting (paramedics, emergency medical technicians, and first responders) to inform clinical decision-making. The specific ...
The importance of non-clinical information in updating living recommendations: a case study of the Australian Living COVID-19 Clinical Guidelines [0.03%]
非临床信息在更新living推荐中的重要性：澳大利亚LivingCOVID-19临床指南的案例研究
Heath White,Tari Turner,Steve McDonald et al.
Heath White et al.
Background: Living guidelines facilitate optimised patient care by providing up to date, evidence-based recommendations. Although a strong focus has been placed on the updating of living recommendations using clinical evi...
Protocol for a CONSORT extension for reporting Pragmatic and Explanatory trials designed using the PRECIS tool. (CONSORT-PRECIS) [0.03%]
运用PRECIS工具设计的 pragmatics 和解释性试验报告的CONSORT扩展方案(CONSORT-PRECIS)
Jeremy Y Ng,Merrick Zwarenstein,Azadeh Barzideh et al.
Jeremy Y Ng et al.
This research protocol outlines a systematic approach to updating the Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials (CONSORT) extension for Pragmatic trials, originally published in 2008. Pragmatic trials, whose intention is to provide evidenc...