Key result
Quality management systems adapted to academic research show great potential to improve rigor and reproducibility.
Why the study?
Quality management systems adapted to academic research have potential to improve rigor and reproducibility but their impact in academic laboratories is not established.
Adapting quality management systems to academic research may improve scientific rigor and reproducibility.
Supports piloting adapted quality systems in academic labs; leaves open efficacy for cardiovascular research rigor without prospective validation.
Quality management systems have a long and proven track record in many businesses and clinical research. Such systems, when adapting to academic research, have great potential to improve rigor and reproducibility. [Image: see text]
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Dirnagl et al. (2018) studied this question. Quality management systems adapted to academic research have great potential to improve scientific rigor and reproducibility.
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