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Table 1. Core outcome areas and associated outcome domains assessed in the Comprehensiveness of Outcome Reporting (COR) Tool
Figure 1. Master Sheet of COR Tool: (Step 2) List of all potentially relevant outcomes that may be important to report and measure, with drop-down options to mark relevance as “Yes” or “No”, for each outcome domain for both maternal and fetal-neonatal.(Step 3) Fill-in text boxes for users to list up to four important outcomes for the areas of ‘Physiological & Clinical’ and ‘Adverse Events/Effects’ for both mother and fetal-neonatal. Any remaining slots are left greyed out.
Figure 2. Master Sheet of COR Tool: (Step 4) Fill-in text boxes for user to define ideal definitions of measurement for each of the outcome domains deemed relevant in Steps 2 and 3. Any outcomes that were deemed to not be applicable (“No” in Step 2) are automatically greyed out in this step.
Figure 3. Generated Heat Map of COR Tool: The automatically generated heat map found on the sheet labelled, ‘COR Tool’. Representation of the comprehensiveness of outcome reporting is found on the left side of the heatmap, with each individual study listed on each row, and maternal outcome areas represented by the first six columns, and fetal-neonatal outcome areas repreesntated by the next six columns. The legend for this heatmap can be found on the right side of the figure, with darker shades of blue representing more comprehensive outcome reporting. The last four columns represent additional information pertaining outcome reporting for each study, with darker shades of burgundy representing better quality outcome reporting.
Table 1. Core outcome areas and associated outcome domains assessed in the Comprehensiveness of Outcome Reporting (COR) Tool