Examples
Worked examples
- Is an instance
An RCT publication including a CONSORT flow diagram of randomised, lost-to-follow-up, and analysed participants.
- Is an instance
A journal's submission portal validating presence of CONSORT items at upload.
Counter-examples
Looks similar, but isn't
- Not an instance
A meta-analysis (covered by PRISMA, not CONSORT).
- Not an instance
An observational cohort study (STROBE).
Editorial commentary
CONSORT 2010 (Schulz, Altman, Moher, 2010) covers trial design, randomisation, blinding, outcome definitions, statistical methods, and the flow of participants through enrolment, allocation, follow-up, and analysis. Extensions exist for cluster trials, non-inferiority designs, pragmatic trials, and harms reporting.
References
- Schulz, Altman, Moher, 'CONSORT 2010 Statement' (BMJ, 2010); EQUATOR Network CONSORT resources.
Also known as
CONSORT · CONSORT statement
Machine-readable encodings
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