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Methods A review of all 3156 articles submitted to The BMJ between September 2013 and July 2014. Trial registry entries, protocols and trial reports of randomised controlled trials published by The BMJ and a random sample of those rejected were reviewed to determine the frequency and type of outcome discrepancies between pre-specified and reported outcomes. Editorial, peer reviewer comments and author responses were also examined to ascertain any reasons for discrepancies.

Selective reporting in clinical trials - an examination of discrepancy rates in pre-specified and reported outcomes in articles submitted to the BMJ