Table 2.
Author and year | Country1 | Health Field2 | Data material | Measures |
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Antman 1992 [7] | USA | Circulation and breathing | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Ban 2017 [8] | UK | Circulation and breathing | Primary studies and researchers | Use of the EBR approach (JUST, SIM)a |
Baum 1981 | USA | Abdomen and endocrine | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Bauman 2017 | Australia | Public health and health systems | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Bhurke 2015 | UK | No specific medical specialty | Proposal funding | Use of the EBR approach (JUST, DESIGN)a |
Blanco-Silvente 2019 | Spain | Mental health and neuroscience | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Bolland 2018 | New Zealand | Musculoskeletal, oral, skin, and sensory | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Bolland 2018 (part 2) | New Zealand | Musculoskeletal, oral, skin, and sensory | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (JUST, DESIGN)a |
Brockington 2017 | UK | Mental health and neuroscience | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (JUST, SIM)a |
Chalmers 1996 | USA | Children and families | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Chapman 2019 | UK | No specific medical specialty | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (DESIGN)a |
Chiu 2021 | USA | Cancer | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Chow 2017 | Canada | No specific medical specialty | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (JUST)a |
Chow 2019 | Canada | Cancer | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Chow 2020 | Canada | Cancer | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Clarke M 2002 | UK | No specific medical specialty | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (CONTXT)a |
Clarke M 2014 | UK | No specific medical specialty | Systematic reviews | Redundancy |
Clarke M 1998 [3] | UK | No specific medical specialty | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (CONTXT)a |
Clarke M 2007 | UK | No specific medical specialty | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (JUST, DESIGN, CONTXT)a |
Clarke M 2010 | UK | No specific medical specialty | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (DESIGN, CONTXT)a |
Clarke M 2013 | UK | No specific medical specialty | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (JUST, DESIGN, CONTXT)a |
Clayton 2017 | UK | No specific medical specialty | Researchers (Conference delegates) | Use of the EBR approach (JUST, DESIGN, CONTXT)a |
Conde-Taboada 2014 [10] | Spain | Musculoskeletal, oral, skin, and sensory | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (JUST)a |
Coomarasamy 2006 | UK | Children and families | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Cooper 2005 | UK | No specific medical specialty | Researchers | Use of the EBR approach (DESIGN)a |
De Meulemeester 2018 | Canada | No specific medical specialty | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (JUST)a |
Engelking 2018 | Croatia | Acute and emergency care | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (JUST)a |
Fergusson 2005 | Canada | Circulation and breathing | Primary studies |
Redundancy Use of the EBR approach (JUST, SIM)a |
Fergusson 2018 [18] | Canada | No specific medical specialty | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (END-USER)a |
Goudie 2010 | UK | No specific medical specialty | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (JUST, DESIGN, CONTXT)a |
Habre 2014 [19] | Switzerland | Musculoskeletal, oral, skin, and sensory | Primary studies |
Redundancy (due to design error) Use of the EBR approach (DESIGN)a |
Helfer 2015 | Germany | No specific medical specialty | Systematic reviews | Use of the EBR approach (JUST, SIM, CONTXT)a |
Henderson 1995 | USA | Circulation and breathing | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Hoderlein 2017 [20] | Germany | Various sciences including healthcare | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (JUST, CONTXT)a |
Ivers 2014 | Canada | Public health and health systems | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Jia 2021 [21] | USA | Circulation and breathing | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Johnson 2020 | USA | Acute and emergency care | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (JUST)a |
Jones 2013 | UK | No specific medical specialty | Proposal funding | Use of the EBR approach (JUST, DESIGN)a |
Joseph 2018. | Australia | No specific medical specialty | Protocol RECs | Use of the EBR approach (JUST)a |
Jüni 2004 | Switzerland | Circulation and breathing | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Ker 2012 | UK | Circulation and breathing | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Ker 2015 [22] | UK | Musculoskeletal, oral, skin, and sensory | Primary studies |
Redundancy Use of the EBR approach (JUST)a |
Lau 1992 [6] | USA | Circulation and breathing | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Love 2018 | UK | Public health and health systems | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Murad 2017 | Switzerland | No specific medical specialty | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Paludan-Muller 2019 | Denmark | No specific medical specialty | Protocol RECs | Use of the EBR approach (JUST, DESIGN)a |
Pandis 2016 [12] | Switzerland | No specific medical specialty | Published protocols | Use of the EBR approach (JUST, DESIGN)a |
Park 2017 | Korea | Cancer | Systematic reviews |
Redundancy (overlapping meta-analyses) Use of the EBR approach (JUST, SIM)a |
Poolman 2007 | The Netherlands | Acute and emergency care | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Rauh 2020 | USA | Children and families | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (JUST)a |
Riaz 2016 | USA | No specific medical specialty | Systematic reviews | Redundancy (overlapping meta-analyses) |
Robinson 2014 | USA | No specific medical specialty | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (JUST, SIM)a |
Robinson 2011 [14] | USA | No specific medical specialty | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (JUST, SIM)a |
Rosenthal 2017 | Switzerland | No specific medical specialty | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (JUST, DESIGN, CONTXT) |
Ross 2009 | USA | Circulation and breathing | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Sawin 2016 | USA | Circulation and breathing | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (JUST, SIM)a |
Seehra 2021 | UK | Musculoskeletal, oral, skin, and sensory | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (JUST)a |
Shepard 2021 | USA | Abdomen and endocrine | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (JUST)a |
Sheth 2011 | Canada | Acute and emergency care | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (JUST, SIM)a |
Sigurdson 2020 | USA | Public health and health systems | Systematic reviews |
Redundancy (overlapping meta-analyses) Use of the EBR approach (JUST, SIM)a |
Sinclair 1995 | Canada | Children and families | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Siontis 2013 | USA | No specific medical specialty | Systematic reviews |
Redundancy (overlapping meta-analyses) Use of the EBR approach (JUST)a |
Smith 1997 | UK | Circulation and breathing | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (DESIGN)a |
Storz-Pfennig 2017 | Germany | No specific medical specialty | Systematic reviews | Redundancy |
Torgerson 2020 | USA | Musculoskeletal, oral, skin, and sensory | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (JUST)a |
Vergara-Merino 2021 | Chile | No specific medical specialty | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Verhagen 2019 | The Netherlands | Musculoskeletal, oral, skin, and sensory | Primary studies | Redundancy |
Walters 2020 | USA | No specific medical specialty | Primary studies | Use of the EBR approach (JUST)a |
Whiting 1995 | USA | Cancer | Primary studies | Redundancy |
All references are listed in Additional file 1, additional material 11
aQuestionable research practices evaluated:
JUST, authors do not use the results of a systematic and transparent collection of earlier similar studies when justifying a new study; SIM, authors of a scientific study do not refer to all earlier similar studies; DESIGN, authors do not use the results of a systematic and transparent collection of earlier similar studies when designing a new study; END-USER, authors do not use the results of a systematic and transparent collection of the new research projects’ end user’s perspectives to inform the justification and design of the new study; CONTXT, authors do not systematically and transparently place new results in the context of existing evidence