Kefah Mokbel: Should Every Conference Abstract Have a Publication or Public Reporting Plan?
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Kefah Mokbel: Should Every Conference Abstract Have a Publication or Public Reporting Plan?

Kefah Mokbel, Professor of Medicine (Honorary) at Cardiff University School of Medicine, shared on LinkedIn:

“Research waste (nonpublication, inadequate reporting, and design limitations) is seen in 47% of studies!

A common form of research waste is the abstract-to-publication gap, particularly in smaller investigator-led studies, audits and clinical research projects.

Should every conference abstract have a publication or public reporting plan, with an accountable author and a deadline?”

Title: Profiles of research waste in randomized clinical trials comparing de-escalation and escalation strategies for breast cancer treatment

Authors: Yi-Hui Tang, Wei-Jie Lin, Ze-Bin Li, Ju-Jiang Guo, He-Hui Mao

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Kefah Mokbel: Should Every Conference Abstract Have a Publication or Public Reporting Plan?

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