PRISMA Statement

Reporting guidelines for systematic reviews, scoping reviews, network meta-analyses, IPD meta-analyses and other evidence syntheses! Tweets by @mjpages

[PRISMA Statement @PRISMAStatement]

The PRISMA statement website has had a makeover! Access all the checklists, flow diagram templates and other resources at https://t.co/vRwb2pKQL1

[Covidence @Covidence]

👉 Join us, @mjpages and @AnnelieseArno on 30 March for our free webinar Better reporting: Covidence x PRISMA Q&A. We'll talk flowcharts, answer your questions on PRISMA 2020 and demo recently launched #Covidence features https://t.co/UQTsOkEoRv @PRISMAStatement #medlibs #SysRev

[PRISMA Statement @PRISMAStatement]

This paper is likely helpful in providing a more complete perspective.

Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine; 2016, Vol. 109(2) 67–77
DOI: 10.1177/0141076815625599

[ASA History of Statistics Special Interest Group @HOS_ASA]

Before Doug Altman there was Marc Daniels (11 Jan 1907-3 Mar 1953)🇬🇧An overlooked pioneer of clinical trial design, conduct & notably, reporting. His guidelines were first published in 1951 for trials of anti-tuberculosis chemotherapy. CONSORT @CONSORTing was published 1995 1/3

[@[email protected] @chriscpritchard]

If you want to check out the newest features, head on over to: https://t.co/Oa338n18LM, we now support reporting of individual databases and registers, meaning you can produce #PRISMA-S compliant flow diagrams! @PRISMASearch @nealhaddaway @mcguinlu @mjpages

[Neal R Haddaway @nealhaddaway.bsky.social @nealhaddaway]

Wow... >6,000 people every month are using the PRISMA2020 flow diagram app!

#SystematicReviews #EvidenceSynthesis #PRISMA
@PRISMAStatement

https://t.co/wJxT3iTGGy

[PRISMA-S @PRISMASearch]

Now available:

PRISMA 2020 and PRISMA-S: common questions on tracking records and the flow diagram

https://t.co/VWd4WesEKo

#sysrev #prisma-s #reporting

[Lara @larakahale]

Happy to share that we are officially extending the PRISMA 2020 statement for living systematic reviews!! @jomck15 @jamesmbarker1 @mjpages @NSkoetz @Elie__Akl

[EQUATOR Network @EQUATORNetwork]

Our January newsletter is out now! Read about:
✅New tool for writing systematic review protocols
✅@CHEERSSTATEMENT update
✅@PRISMASearch & @PRISMAStatement FAQs
✅Research on sex & gender in reporting guidelines
✅Upcoming @ukrepro-EQUATOR webinar

https://t.co/Orq5ggqMtf

[PRISMA-S @PRISMASearch]

We get lots of great questions about reporting information sources in the PRISMA flow diagram. Here's one:

h/t to @mjpages for a great answer!

[Tanja Rombey @tanjarombey]

@philipheesen @PieperDawid Thank you! Box 6 in the PRISMA 2020 E&E (https://t.co/4O0lke1aT3) elaborates on this question. Suggestions include to upload a PDF document with the registration record or to make it a document with its own unique identifier and deposit it in an OA repository like OSF or Zenodo.

[Tanja Rombey @tanjarombey]

Pre-registration of systematic reviews: There are no excuses not to!

We identified 5 options to prospectively register a systematic review: PROSPERO by @crd_york, @researchreg, @inplasy, @OSFPrereg and @protocolsIO.

Link: https://t.co/3RPwP3mP8F

#openscience #reproducibility

[PRISMA-S @PRISMASearch]

You asked, we answered! A new preprint:

PRISMA 2020 and PRISMA-S: Common Questions on Tracking Records and the Flow Diagram

https://t.co/vSTswMGC5q

[PRISMA Statement @PRISMAStatement]

Exciting work by @PRISMASearch leader @mlrethlefsen who is conducting a randomized trial to evaluate the effect of adding librarians and information specialists as methodological peer reviewers on the quality of search reporting and risk of bias in systematic review searches 👏

[Melissa Rethlefsen @mlrethlefsen]

Protocol is published: https://t.co/VrgiCqIL6D

[Therapeutics Initiative (TI) @Drug_Evidence]

Oct 27 TI Methods Speaker Series webinar:

Impact of reporting guidelines & prevalence of inconsistency in #SystematicReviews with network #metaanalysis

✅Speakers: Areti-Angeliki Veroniki + Sofia Tsokani
✅Register+info: https://t.co/3xHpEmKiFD

#ResearchMethods #MetaResearch

[PRISMA-S @PRISMASearch]

We're happy to see that so many people are already using PRISMA-S! Our goal was to make something that people would find useful, and we hope we achieved that. Thank you.

[Clare Ardern @clare_ardern]

The PERSiST guide: help for systematic reviewers, peer reviewers, journal editors to implement the 27 PRISMA Statement items in systematic reviews in the sports med, rehab, sport science fields.

https://t.co/ZpmUCM2SHR

Thanks to outstanding & experienced team - 2 many to tag!

[Shinichi Nakagawa | 中川震一 @itchyshin]

Week 122: PRISMA-EcoEvo

#PRISMA-EcoEvo is in the latest issue of Biol Rev: https://t.co/y8zWAgUwvV

Also, I have the first #metaanalysis nearly accepted, using the PRISMA-EcoEvo checklist: https://t.co/hkUIMF7hus

The checklist has helped us make sure everything is covered!

[Dr Danielle Pollock @Daniellep89]

@ATricco has helped take the guess work out of managing the updated PRISMA 2020 and aligning it with PRISMA-ScR. See the link below for details
https://t.co/9HoNnTL2Bb
@ZacMunn @JBIEBHC

[Nathan Shlobin, MD MBA 🇺🇦 @NathanShlobin]

Take a look at the commentary that @dmoher and I wrote regarding the 2020 update to the PRISMA guidelines. Useful for all #neurosurgery researchers who undertake a #systematicreview or #metaanalysis.

https://t.co/CoorcFT1PN

[JBI @JBIEBHC]

JBI SUMARI has been updated to align to new PRISMA 2020 requirements, including the ability to export the new PRISMA 2020 flow diagram! This flow diagram is automatically completed based on the decisions your team makes during the screening & selection process within #JBISUMARI