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We are pleased to report that the REFLECT statement has been added as a new category of reporting guidelines for other research fields.
Also the REFLECT statement has been added to the National Library of Medicines Catalog of reporting guidelines.
We hope that by having the REFLECT statement on these sites, a wider group of people will become aware of the use of reporting guidelines in veterinary medicine.
The REFLECT statement was recently highlighted as an article of interest in the newsletter for the EQUATOR network. The EQUATOR network is an the resource center for good reporting of health research studies. The focus of the network is on the on human health http://www.equator-network.org/articles-for-interest/
The REFLECT statement was also highlighted as an article of interest by the The Evidence Based Veterinary Medicine Association (EBVMA). http://www.ebvma.org/?q=node/599
October 1, 2009
We are pleased to announce that several journals plan to publish the REFLECT-statement in Jan-Feb 2010. The publications will enable authors to cite the journal most associated with their area. The REFLECT Statement will be published in Journal of Food Protection (Jan, 2010), Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine (Jan, 2010), Zoonoses and Public Health (Jan, 2010), Preventive Veterinary Medicine (Jan, 2010), and Journal of Swine Health and Production (Jan, 2010) Authors can use any one of these references when citing REFLECT. The REFLECT Statement should be read in conjunction with the REFLECT Explanation and Elaboration Document, which is published in the Journal of Food Protection, (Jan, 2010) and Zoonoses and Public Health (Jan 2010). The pdf files from these publications will be available at the REFLECT Statement website www.reflect-statement.org as soon as they become available