Abstract Objectives To describe the key features of a continual evidence surveillance process that can be implemented for living guidelines
The He case and these new Chinese guidelines prompt an important reflection. Simply having great policy and guidelines is insufficient to inform and resource practice. It is essential that research institutions invest in a suite of professional development strategies and resources. Institutions should be investing in their research culture in this way with an expenditure of at least as much as they spend on their research ethics review arrangements and systems. We’ve included links to 12 related items.
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The rush to publish and report during the pandemic is compromising quality, worried experts tell Stephen Armstrong On 11 April Neel
A flood of coronavirus research swept websites and journals this year. It changed how and what scientists study, a Nature
Abstract The world continues to face an ongoing viral pandemic that presents a serious threat to human health. The virus
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