Are you overwhelmed by all the planning and writing required for your research projects? What if there was a simpler way to navigate through it all? Introducing health research reporting guidelines — your key to efficient project management and transparent writing. These powerful tools, which have been around since the mid-1990s yet remain underutilized, can streamline your project development process, from crafting your protocol and submitting grants to obtaining IRB approval and writing your manuscript.

By tapping into the resources available through the Equator Network, you can revolutionize the way you handle research projects. These guidelines are not only accessible but also offer comprehensive support throughout your research journey.

Upon completing this class, you will be able to:

• Identify and utilize the comprehensive resources available through the Equator Network for reporting guidelines.
• Understand the differences between generic (primary) reporting guidelines and specific (extension) guidelines.
• Apply reporting guidelines effectively throughout the entire lifecycle of a research project, from initial development to final dissemination.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to enhance the quality and transparency of your research with tools that are proven to help. Join us and discover how these guidelines can make your project planning and writing simpler and more effective!

Registration is required!