
What’s new in GPP 2022? Insights from lead author Lisa DeTora
Lead author of GPP 2022, Lisa DeTora, shares her views on some of the key principles outlined in the updated guidelines.
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Lead author of GPP 2022, Lisa DeTora, shares her views on some of the key principles outlined in the updated guidelines.
Learn more about plain language summaries at EMWA’s mini-symposium.
A recent analysis of randomised controlled vaccine trials suggests there are still improvements to be made.
Read about the potential impacts of large language models, and what needs to happen to ensure they benefit, rather than hinder, scientific fields.
An analysis of early COVID-19 preprints identified low uptake of data sharing statements and making data accessible.
Learn about proposed strategies to make clinical trials more environmentally friendly and reduce biomedical research waste.
Adherence to the Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials for Abstracts continues to be inadequate, nearly 15 years after their release.
Learn about the current failings in race and ethnicity reporting in regulatory documents and medical literature and how they can be overcome.
Read about the new 28-item checklist developed to aid decision-making in health economic evaluations.
Medical Communications and Patient Recruitment team members from IQVIA discuss life writing for lay audiences in this webinar.
Find out what’s new in the eagerly awaited 2022 update to the Good Publication Practice guidelines published in August.
Read about recent roundtable recommendations for improving the transparency of real world evidence dissemination.
Jordan Fischer describes how privacy laws may impact medical publication professionals.
Watch this ISMPP U webinar to find out more about the Authorship Algorithm Tool.
ISMPP West 2022 will be held on September 26-27, 2022, in Irvine, California, USA. Register now!
Read about EQUATOR Network’s updated GoodReports website, new downloadable and editable article templates and a call for researchers to help test whether the templates improve research reporting.