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Reporting guideline

A reporting guideline is a structured standard (such as PRISMA) for what a review or study must report, distinct from a methodology itself, it governs how the work is described, not how it's conducted.

In context

You'll usually need this when a journal or reviewer expects your write-up to follow a specific, named reporting standard.

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