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Category: Communication
Description: Many journals and funding institutes have implemented open scholarship policies with specific reporting requirements, and a key component in research reporting across the lifecycle is documentation of the planning of a research study. In order to meet reporting expectations and facilitate collaborations and dissemination of your work, pre-analysis documentation can include methods or protocols descriptions, sampling plans, instrumentation, and post-study activities. Having transparency in all the aspects of planning will enhance the value of your research collaborations and outcomes.
Learning Objectives
- Define reproducibility
- Explain why reproducibility is important
- Select reporting guidelines for research
- Identify components of reproducible research
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