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. 2018 Nov 20;2018(11):MR000005. doi: 10.1002/14651858.MR000005.pub4

Perron 2011.

Methods Identification of subsequent full‐length publications
  • Searched electronic database

    • PubMed, PsychINFO, Social work abstracts, and Google/Google Scholar for more than 4 years after the meeting, although dates of search not reported

    • Search completed by investigator

    • Searched by first author, keywords, and title

    • Matched abstract to full‐length publication by

      • Sample size

      • Methodology

      • Results

  • Also searched faculty biography or curriculum vitae

Data
  • Included 121 abstracts presented at the 2006 Society for Social Work and Research meeting

  • Included a random sample of all abstracts by type of presentation (oral, poster, symposium)

Comparisons
  • Proportion of abstracts published

  • Oral versus poster versus symposia presentation

Outcomes
  • 52 of 121 abstracts published

  • Proportion of abstracts published by time not reported

  • Factors related to proportion of abstracts published included

    • 37/75 abstracts presented orally versus 12/29 abstracts presented as posters published versus 3/17 abstracts presented in symposia published

Notes
  • Sociology ‐ social work

  • Reported receiving no funding

Risk of bias
Item Authors' judgement Description
Sampling method? Yes Included a random selection of abstracts.
Search for publications? Yes Searched 4 databases and searched faculty biography or curriculum vitae.
Follow‐up time? Yes The follow‐up was for Quote: "more than 4 years after the meeting".
Matching? Yes Matched by 3 different criteria.
Adjustment for confounding? No Examined association of type of presentation with publication using stratified analysis and Chi2 , Fisher's Exact test, one way ANOVA tests and logistic regression analysis.