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Register for: Introducing ROB-ME: a tool for assessing risk of non-reporting biases in systematic reviews with meta-analysis
Introducing ROB-ME: a tool for assessing risk of non-reporting biases in systematic reviews with meta-analysis
Duration:
60 minutes
60 minutes
Agenda:
Researchers’ decisions about whether, when, how or where to report studies or results are often influenced by the P value, magnitude or direction of the study results (‘non-reporting biases’). A consequence is bias in meta-analyses, because the available evidence differs systematically from the missing evidence.
In this web clinic, the presenters will introduce ROB-ME ("Risk Of Bias due to Missing Evidence"), a comprehensive tool for assessing the risk of bias that arises when entire studies, or particular results within studies, are missing from a meta-analysis because of the P value, magnitude, or direction of the study results.
Log in to registerResearchers’ decisions about whether, when, how or where to report studies or results are often influenced by the P value, magnitude or direction of the study results (‘non-reporting biases’). A consequence is bias in meta-analyses, because the available evidence differs systematically from the missing evidence.
In this web clinic, the presenters will introduce ROB-ME ("Risk Of Bias due to Missing Evidence"), a comprehensive tool for assessing the risk of bias that arises when entire studies, or particular results within studies, are missing from a meta-analysis because of the P value, magnitude, or direction of the study results.
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