Learning Objectives
By the end of this section, you will be able to:
- Understand the importance of registering your systematic review
- Identify platforms for review registration
- Register your review effectively
Introduction
Registering your systematic review is a critical step in ensuring transparency and reducing research duplication. It establishes the credibility of your review and informs others in the research community.
Why Register Your Review?
Registration helps to:
- Enhance Transparency: Publicly documents your review plan.
- Prevent Duplication: Alerts other researchers to your ongoing work.
- Increase Credibility: Demonstrates commitment to a structured review process.
Where to Register
Common platforms for registering systematic reviews include:
- PROSPERO: An international database of prospectively registered systematic reviews.
- Cochrane Library: A trusted resource for systematic reviews in health and medicine.
Steps to Register Your Review
Follow these steps to register your review:
- Select a suitable registration platform based on your review's focus.
- Prepare your protocol and necessary documentation.
- Complete the registration form with detailed information about your review.
- Submit your registration and await confirmation.
Interactive Registration Guide
Use this interactive guide to navigate the registration process:
Conclusion
Registering your review is a vital step in the systematic review process, promoting transparency and collaboration. By registering, you contribute to the integrity and advancement of research.
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