How Do CONSORT Guidelines Improve Pediatric Research?
The guidelines provide a standardized framework for reporting trials, which includes the following key elements:
Title and Abstract: Clear and informative titles and abstracts help readers quickly understand the scope and results of the study. Introduction: Background and objectives are clearly stated, providing context and rationale for the study. Methods: Detailed descriptions of trial design, participants, interventions, and outcomes ensure that the study can be replicated. Results: Transparent reporting of results, including participant flow, baseline data, and outcome measures, allows for accurate interpretation. Discussion: Clear discussion of the findings, limitations, and implications for practice or future research.
