Methodological Rigor in COVID-19 Clinical Research – A Systematic Review and Case-Control Analysis
Richard G. Jung(University of Ottawa), Benjamin Hibbert(Mayo Clinic), Graeme Prosperi‐Porta(University of Ottawa), Annie Hung(Ottawa Hospital), Pietro Di Santo(University of Ottawa), Cole Clifford(University of Ottawa), Trevor Simard(University of Ottawa), F. Daniel Ramirez(University of Ottawa), Simon Parlow(University of Ottawa), Stephanie Skanes(University of Ottawa), Sarah Visintini(University of Ottawa)
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