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Understanding the Basis for reporting of Imaging diagnostic Accuracy Studies: The ‘UnBIAS’ study series
- Robert Frank
- Zachary Hallgrimson
- Nicholas Fabiano
- Lee Treanor
- Matt McInnes
- David Moher
- Jeremie Cohen
- Daniel Korevaar
- Patrick Bossuyt
- Mariska Leeflang
- Kelly Cobey
- Jean-Paul Salameh
- Trevor Adam McGrath
- Anahita Dehmoobad Sharifabadi
- Noémie Kraaijpoel
- Isabelle Gauthier
- Nicole Li
- Nabil Asraoui
- Jade Choo-Foo
- Elisa Buffone
- Sakib Kazi
- Natalie Rakocevic
- Mostafa Alabousi
- Heidi Li
- Almohannad Atyani
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Description: Our objective is to identify determinants of reporting in imaging diagnostic accuracy research by evaluating the associations of study-level and author-level variables with progression along the research reporting continuum. Specifically, our primary objective is to evaluate associations between our variables of interest (outlined in ‘methods’ section) and: ● Acceptance of abstracts submitted to major radiology conferences ; ● Full-text publication (in peer-reviewed scientific journals) of studies previously presented as abstracts at radiology conferences; ● Publication of manuscripts submitted to radiology journals.
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