Journal article

The STROBE statement and neuropsychology: Lighting the way toward evidence-based practice

DW Loring, SC Bowden

Clinical Neuropsychologist | TAYLOR & FRANCIS INC | Published : 2014

Abstract

Reporting appropriate research detail across clinical disciplines is often inconsistent or incomplete. Insufficient report detail reduces confidence in findings, makes study replication more difficult, and decreases the precision of data available for critical review including meta-analysis. In response to these concerns, cooperative attempts across multiple specialties have developed explicit research reporting standards to guide publication detail. These recommendations have been widely adopted by high impact medical journals, but have not yet been widely embraced by neuropsychology. The STROBE Statement (STrengthening the Reporting of Observational studies in Epidemiology) is particularly..

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