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• W2115576779 abstract "With the remarkable growth of disability- and rehabilitation-related research in the last decade, it is imperative that we support the highest quality research possible. With cuts in research funding, rehabilitation research is now under a microscope like never before, and it is critical that we put our best foot forward. To ensure the quality of the disability and rehabilitation research that is published, the 28 rehabilitation journals simultaneously publishing this editorial (see acknowledgments) have agreed to take a more aggressive stance on the use of reporting guidelines.** Physical Therapy, the Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy, the Journal of Physiotherapy, and the European Journal of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine have already successfully required reporting guidelines, one for as many as 10 years. Research reports must contain sufficient information to allow readers to understand how a study was designed and conducted, including variable definitions, instruments and other measures, and analytical techniques 1. For review articles, systematic or narrative, readers should be informed of the rationale and details behind the literature search strategy. Too often articles fail to include their standard for inclusion and their criteria for evaluating quality of the studies 2. As noted by Doug Altman, co-originator of the Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials (CONSORT) statement and head of the Centre for Statistics in Medicine at Oxford University: “Good reporting is not an optional extra: it is an essential component of good research…we all share this obligation and responsibility. 3” Reporting guidelines are documents that assist authors in reporting research methods and findings. They are typically presented as checklists or flow diagrams that lay out the core reporting criteria required to give a clear account of a study's methods and results. The intent is not just that authors complete a specific reporting checklist but that they ensure that their articles contain key elements. Reporting guidelines should not be seen as an administrative burden; rather, they are a template by which an author can construct their articles more completely. There is accumulating evidence that the use of reporting guidelines improves the quality of research. Turner et al 5 established that the use of the CONSORT statement improved the completeness of reporting in randomized controlled trials. Diagnostic accuracy studies appeared to show improvement in reporting standards when the STARD guidelines were applied 6. Early evidence also suggests that inclusion of reporting standards during peer review raises manuscript quality 7. The International Committee of Medical Journal Editors now encourages all journals to monitor reporting standards and collect associated reporting guideline checklists in the process 8. Furthermore, the National Library of Medicine also now actively promotes the use of reporting guidelines 9. By January 1, 2015, all of the journals publishing this editorial will have worked through implementation and the mandatory use of guidelines and checklists will be firmly in place. Because each journal has its unique system for managing submissions, there may be several ways that these reporting requirements will be integrated into the manuscript flow. Some journals will make adherence to reporting criteria and associated checklists mandatory for all submissions. Other journals may require them only when the article is closer to acceptance for publication. In any case, the onus will be on the author not only to ensure the inclusion of the appropriate reporting criteria but also to document evidence of inclusion through the use of the reporting guideline checklists. Authors should consult the Instructions for Authors of participating journals for more information. We hope that simultaneous implementation of this new reporting requirement will send a strong message to all disability and rehabilitation researchers of the need to adhere to the highest standards when performing and disseminating research. Although we expect that there will be growing pains with this process, we hope that within a short period, researchers will begin to use these guidelines during the design phases of their research, thereby improving their methods. The potential benefits to authors are obvious: articles are improved through superior reporting of a study's design and methods, and the usefulness of the article to readers is enhanced. Reporting guidelines also allow for greater transparency in reporting how studies were conducted and can help, hopefully, during the peer review process to expose misleading or selective reporting. Reporting guidelines are an important tool to assist authors in the structural development of a manuscript, eventually allowing an article to realize its full potential. Sharon A. Gutman, PhD, OTR Editor-in-Chief American Journal of Occupational Therapy Walter R. Frontera, MD, PhD Editor-in-Chief American Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Leighton Chan, MD, MPH, and Allen W. Heinemann, PhD Co-Editors-in-Chief Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Helene J. Polatajko, PhD, OT(C) Editor-in-Chief Canadian Journal of Occupational Therapy Derick T. Wade, MD Editor-in-Chief Clinical Rehabilitation Suzanne McDermott, PhD, and Margaret A. Turk, MD Co-Editors-in-Chief Disability and Health Journal Stefano Negrini, MD Editor-in-Chief European Journal of Physical and RehabilitationMedicine Steven Vogel, DO(Hon) Editor-in-Chief The International Journal of Osteopathic Medicine Črt Marinček, MD, PhD Editor-in-Chief International Journal of Rehabilitation Research M. Solomonow, PhD, MD(hon) Editor-in-Chief Journal of Electromyography & Kinesiology Paolo Bonato, PhD Editor-in-Chief Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation Edelle [Edee] Field-Fote, PT, PhD Editor-in-Chief Journal of Neurologic Physical Therapy Guy G. Simoneau, PhD, PT Editor-in-Chief Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy(JOSPT) Mark Elkins, PhD, MHSc, BA, BPhty Editor-in-Chief Journal of Physiotherapy Stacieann C. Yuhasz, PhD Editor-in-Chief Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development Bengt H. Sjölund, MD, DMSc Editor-in-Chief Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine Carl G. Mattacola, PhD, ATC Editor-in-Chief Journal of Sport Rehabilitation Ann Moore, PhD and Gwendolen Jull, PhD Co-Editors-in-Chief Manual Therapy Randolph J. Nudo, PhD Editor-in-Chief Neurorehabilitation & Neural Repair Kathleen Matuska, PhD, OTR/L Editor-in-Chief Occupational Therapy Journal of Research: Occupation, Participation, and Health Ann F Van Sant, PT, PhD Editor-in-Chief Pediatric Physical Therapy Greg Carter, MD Consulting Editor Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America Rebecca L. Craik, PT, PhD Editor-in-Chief Physical Therapy Dina Brooks, PhD Scientific Editor Physiotherapy Canada Stuart M. Weinstein, MD Editor-in-Chief PM&R Elaine L. Miller, PhD, RN Editor-in-Chief Rehabilitation Nursing Elliot J. Roth, MD Editor-in-Chief Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation Dilşad Sindel, MD Editor-in-Chief Turkish Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation" @default.
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• W2115576779 title "Elevating the Quality of Disability and Rehabilitation Research: Mandatory Use of the Reporting Guidelines" @default.
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