PRISMA-S: PRISMA Search Reporting Extension

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Description: Extension to PRISMA Statement for literature search reporting

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PRISMA-S has been submitted for publication. We are hoping that it will be formally published later in 2020. The draft version of PRISMA-S was open for comment until June 15, 2019. We completed compiling, synthesizing, and addressing the over 350 comments and suggestions we received from the tremendously supportive and engaged community of information specialists, librarians, and systematic review...

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    by Rethlefsen ML, Koffel JB, Kirtley S
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    Historical drafts of PRISMA-S.
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