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Harris Emily·JAMA
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Erşahin Y·Neurosurgical review
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Srivastava A, Goyal A·Surgery
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Easterbrook P, Berlin J·Lancet (London, England)
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Feller E R·Rhode Island medicine
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Bhandari M, Peterson D·The bone & joint journal
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Stegmann Barbara J·Fertility and sterility
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Coyne James C, Ranchor Adelita V, Palmer Steven C·Nature reviews. Clinical oncology
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Naylor C D·BMJ (Clinical research ed.)
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Weed D L·Journal of the National Cancer Institute
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McKenzie P J·Anesthesiology
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Boissel J P·Archives des maladies du coeur et des vaisseaux
Meta-analysis produces reproductible, qualitative as well as quantitative overviews of available evidence. Such a synthesis is a compulsory step in conveying information on therapeutics to health care providers. Compared to more traditional approaches, meta-analysis has enough advantages to make them no longer relevant…
Conn V S, Armer J M·Public health nursing (Boston, Mass.)
Meta-analysis research reports are increasingly found in the public health literature. Meta-analysis is a quantitative method for summarizing existing studies. Although it is often advocated to synthesize research, nurses must be able to read these reports critically to determine applicability to practice.
Delgado Rodríguez M, Sillero Arenas M, Gálvez Vargas R·Gaceta sanitaria
The main goal of this paper is to offer an introduction to the quantitative methods of meta-analysis used in epidemiology/public health, emphasizing on the most widespread used. We give also a brief reference of the methods to recognize publication bias. The limitations and advantages of the methods commented on are di…
Atallah A N·Sao Paulo medical journal = Revista paulista de medicina
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Harvey I, Peters T J, Toth B·Lancet (London, England)
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Müller Peter, Flores Bernardo·Biometrics
Ruberu et al. (2023) introduce an elegant approach to fit a complicated meta-analysis problem with diverse reporting modalities into the framework of hierarchical Bayesian inference. We discuss issues related to some of the involved parametric model assumptions.
Altman Douglas G·Research synthesis methods
I reflect on the evolution of meta-analysis in clinical research over 35 years since I first encountered the key ideas in the late 1970s.
Connis R T, Evans R L, Hendricks R D·Psychological reports
A recent study published in an international medical journal presented an opportunity to demonstrate the difficulties of interpreting meta-analysis results with longitudinal data. We conducted a new meta-analysis using identical data from the published study and showed contradictory results.
Hedges Larry V·Statistics in medicine
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