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My guide to calculating study-level statistical power for meta-analyses using the 'metameta' #Rstats package and web app is out now in AMPPS 🔓 doi.org/10.1177/251524…
Here's how this tool can be used for your next meta-analysis OR for re-analysing published meta-analyses 🧵
Here's how this tool can be used for your next meta-analysis OR for re-analysing published meta-analyses 🧵
There's been a lot of talk recently about the quality of studies that are included in meta-analyses—how useful is a meta-analysis if it's just made up of studies with low evidential value?
But determining the evidential value of studies can be hard. Common approaches for looking at study quality or risk of bias tend to be quite subjective. You're not likely to get the same conclusions from different authors. These tasks can also be quite time consuming.
The programme for #ESMARConf2023 is taking shape!
We'll have an incredibly exciting and engaging week of talks, panel discussions, workshops, tutorials and networking opportunities!
Here's a thread with a few details...
#EvidenceSynthesis #MetaAnalysis #RStats
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We'll have an incredibly exciting and engaging week of talks, panel discussions, workshops, tutorials and networking opportunities!
Here's a thread with a few details...
#EvidenceSynthesis #MetaAnalysis #RStats
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We're hoping to have 6 hackathons around #ESMARConf2023 - these are slow-burn group projects run over the year to produce or develop FREE tools to support evidence synthesis!
FREE TOOLS, PEOPLE!
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FREE TOOLS, PEOPLE!
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We hope to have 10 x 60-minute panel discussions, covering things like: using text analysis to support search methods; rapid reviews and R; stakeholder engagement and evidence synthesis, plus tonnes more!
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