
International Women’s Day 2023: can medical publishing do more to #EmbraceEquity?
Women remain underrepresented in medical publishing; we reflect on recent posts from The Publication Plan looking at contributory factors and steps to equity.
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Women remain underrepresented in medical publishing; we reflect on recent posts from The Publication Plan looking at contributory factors and steps to equity.
Find out what’s new in the latest 2022 update to the ICMJE recommendations.
Find out what’s covered in the 2022 update to the Good Publication Practice guidelines.
Find out what’s new in the eagerly awaited 2022 update to the Good Publication Practice guidelines published in August.
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.
Find out what’s in the new STROBE-MR checklist for reporting of observational epidemiology studies using Mendelian randomisation.
Missed the meeting? Read our report to get up to speed!
Missed the meeting? Read our report to get up to speed!
Missed the meeting? Read our report to get up to speed!
See how expert stakeholders think the key issues with plain language summaries can be overcome.
What to do if you accidentally submit a manuscript before author approvals are obtained: best practice approach from an ISMPP poll.
The 2022 European Meeting of ISMPP is being held virtually on 25-26 January. Register now!
A new guide provides practical advice on how to increase patient engagement and involvement at every stage of their development.
Read about their call to action for the pharmaceutical industry to increase sharing of clinical trial data.
Find out what’s in the new CONSORT-ROUTINE checklist for randomised controlled trials using cohorts and routinely collected data.
A new study looks at why researchers may question their past conclusions and how likely they are to disclose this publicly.