Reporting Quality of Systematic Review Abstracts Published in Leading Neurosurgical Journals: A Research on Research Study

Ref ID 206
First Author T. J. O'Donohoe
Journal NEUROSURGERY
Year Of Publishing 2019
URL https://watermark.silverchair.com/nyy615.pdf?token=AQECAHi208BE49Ooan9kkhW_Ercy7Dm3ZL_9Cf3qfKAc485ysgAAAsMwggK_BgkqhkiG9w0BBwagggKwMIICrAIBADCCAqUGCSqGSIb3DQEHATAeBglghkgBZQMEAS4wEQQM7UZhIDowRBYpWV50AgEQgIICdinXqTQ_hrC5A0h9Zx9LzRRzKCqnrUIi9d7zlR9zVbRRHSc1SKlrCM-lMAPvKwW88yXJBQxsvUCjtqmftbI2jx9MB7Mk1zTgkoUyRz0Ja0DW06zlSGJ13viotvOXro0tvdg-py7Jd1T3D72IeU_ZOwVeZRcbbarjZ-TAnqTLoSSoY7odPx93xZh8quOJa4ZrqIl4pyRKfJi9zV31-xndBqTWdtki-xOwp9vjJj__-9A00UVkG5h70uLAkTZL6LxMV1sQb99ZmKiN47th5gB3IyNHt7ogfY9zWZX3BOYEe7tlkZVczQvHFMX3NdiJwtpZ7MUuPF64xxf7KqQZ5IvW4RolH7DS5FDh6wCrtib0KOqn9lO20hGJe35vrP0z-9X7iIcD58xoqk8aHQ0FdO_LIAaFTV7y3hP2rNAXMFu7aClczXOLm6qZ00njFbVABvdXWE9LunnII1eJS3f_EudbAUdkPx7AawuZADZRWyNr_lhXoQM_Cuu-MdMSZannWoJgBHneXBG82c1hTfbBbW7mysx3VhyEH9Qucsmm5nBhfWxQJE-42QJJIYzKvRO5h7KldAlQ9-2ApPpdm0nzAIMDmL0bE5h96e1Z_8Ftfr864cXvH034ck9HGh623gnu43xusGFOf2PwrstCTqP3f5u6ryfm-wvM0NxgibdYrzwU2em8H6rd84W6MlIjFYdPs64Df27T-SfvuGAYmJn612udVsr8J1lcsc_qGuoYwfwxmmp--RgfemiAC0wj4aXXr95T5LgQPbiVGmjsESP0FyGnhN95ll8G3G-FIaRSrbRhQQLVWX9kNwwm-mlLDk_WNDzYMCA3gNk6Ig
Keywords Surgery
Abstract / summary
Problem(s) Errors in systematic review abstracts or plain language summaries
Number of systematic reviews included 257
Summary of Findings The overall quality of reporting in included abstracts was suboptimal, with a mean score of 53.05% (±11.18). Reporting scores were higher among abstracts published after the release of the PRISMA-A guidelines than those published beforehand (p<.001).
Did the article find that the problem(s) led to qualitative changes in interpretation of the results? Not Applicable
Are the methods of the article described in enough detail to replicate the study? Yes