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Guidelines and Guidance Guidelines for Reporting Health Research: The EQUATOR Network’s Survey of Guideline Authors Iveta Simera*, Douglas G. Altman, David Moher, Kenneth F. Schulz, John Hoey Introduction Summary points Scientific publications are one of the most important outputs of any research, as they are the primary means of sharing dissemination and implementation of research findings. the findings with the broader research community. The quality and relevance of research is mostly judged through improve accuracy and reliability of research reports, providing the published report, which is often the only public record that they are themselves developed to high standards. that the research was done. Unclear reporting of a study’s methodology and findings prevents critical appraisal of showed that: development methods were broadly similar the study and limits effective dissemination. Inadequate but varied in important details; development usually took a reporting of medical research carries with it an additional long time; only half of the guideline developers had strategies risk of inadequate and misleading study results being used by for dissemination and implementation of their guidelines; patients and health care providers. Patients may be harmed and securing sufficient fundin