Improving research transparency with individualized report cards: A feasibility study in clinical trials at a large university medical center
Delwen L. Franzen,
Maia Salholz-Hillel,
Stephanie Müller-Ohlraun
et al.
Abstract:Research transparency is crucial for ensuring the relevance, integrity, and reliability of scientific findings. However, previous work indicates room for improvement across transparency practices. The primary objective of this study was to develop an extensible tool to provide individualized feedback and guidance for improved transparency across phases of a study. Our secondary objective was to assess the feasibility of implementing this tool to improve transparency in clinical trials. We developed study-level… Show more
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