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期刊名:Research synthesis methods

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ISSN:1759-2879

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When conducting a systematic review, screening the vast body of literature to identify the small set of relevant studies is a labour-intensive and error-prone process. Although there is an increasing number of fully automated tools for scre...
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Effect modification occurs when a covariate alters the relative effectiveness of treatment compared to control. It is widely understood that, when effect modification is present, treatment recommendations may vary by population and by subgr...
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Double-zero-event studies (DZS) pose a challenge for accurately estimating the overall treatment effect in meta-analysis (MA). Current approaches, such as continuity correction or omission of DZS, are commonly employed, yet these ad hoc met...
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Limited evidence on relative effectiveness is common in Health Technology Assessment (HTA), often due to sparse evidence on the population of interest or study-design constraints. When evidence directly relating to the policy decision is li...
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Researchers would often like to leverage data from a collection of sources (e.g., meta-analyses of randomized trials, multi-center trials, pooled analyses of observational cohorts) to estimate causal effects in a target population of intere...