PASSReviewer 1· 90% conf
Reporting is complete and transparent: registration, detailed methods, limitations, funding/COI and proportional conclusions are all present; only an explicit reporting-guideline checklist reference is absent.
Evidence
direct quote[Abstract and trial registration]
“Trial registration ISRCTN28555470.”direct quote[Methods, Study design]
“social participation (from Patient Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System, PROMIS) was an intended secondary outcome, but was erroneously not included in any follow-up questionnaires, and therefore cannot be reported as a secondary outcome.”direct quote[Discussion, Strengths and limitations]
“The PROP OA trial had some limitations.”PASSReviewer 2· 80% conf
Reporting is comprehensive: methods are detailed, the trial is registered, outcomes are reported transparently (including an erroneously omitted outcome), limitations and COI/funding are addressed, and conclusions are proportional.
Evidence
direct quote[Abstract / title]
“Trial registration ISRCTN28555470.”direct quote[Methods, Study design]
“social participation (from Patient Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System, PROMIS) was an intended secondary outcome, but was erroneously not included in any follow-up questionnaires, and therefore cannot be reported as a secondary outcome.”absence[Manuscript (full text)]
No reporting checklist is referenced.PASSReviewer 3· 85% conf
The paper reports methods comprehensively, is registered, discusses limitations, and has proportional conclusions. However, it does not explicitly reference a reporting guideline (e.g., CONSORT) and a pre-specified outcome was erroneously omitted, though acknowledged.
Evidence
direct quote[Abstract, last line]
“Trial registration ISRCTN28555470.”direct quote[Methods, subsection 'Study design']
“Also, social participation (from Patient Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System, PROMIS) was an intended secondary outcome, but was erroneously not included in any follow-up questionnaires, and therefore cannot be reported as a secondary outcome.”absence[Entire paper]
No reference to a reporting guideline (e.g., CONSORT) is found.