Joeri K. Tijdink
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Joeri K. Tijdink is a leading figure in the study of research integrity and questionable research practices. His work focuses on the systemic and psychological factors that undermine scientific rigor, particularly in biomedical research. In his landmark 2022 study, Tijdink analyzed over 163,000 randomized controlled trials, revealing widespread indicators of questionable research practices—such as poor blinding and allocation concealment—that threaten the validity of clinical evidence. This work, which has garnered significant attention, provides a critical empirical foundation for understanding how common these issues are across the scientific literature. Beyond this, Tijdink has been instrumental in developing tools to measure research culture and in advocating for reforms that promote transparency and reproducibility. His contributions have shaped policy discussions and informed the design of interventions to improve research practices. With a citation impact that underscores his influence, Tijdink stands as a key voice in the movement to safeguard the credibility of science, making his work essential reading for anyone concerned with the ethics and quality of research.
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