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JAMA Network Open· 2026Q1

Open Science Policies and Practices Among Medical Journals

Constant Vinatier, Ayu Putu Madri Dewi, Guillaume Freyermuth, Margaux Millour et al.

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Leading medical journals show significant heterogeneity in open science policies, with practices like registration and protocol sharing more common in RCTs (99% and 96% respectively) than other study designs (16% and 20%). Automated tools for detecting these practices had variable performance (F1 scores 0.06-1.00).

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