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Register for: Answering complex hierarchy questions in network meta-analysis
Answering complex hierarchy questions in network meta-analysis
Duration:
60 minutes
60 minutes
Agenda:
Network meta-analysis estimates all relative effects between competing treatments and can produce a treatment hierarchy from the most to the least desirable option according to a health outcome. While about half of the published network meta-analyses present such a hierarchy, it is rarely the case that it is related to a clinically relevant decision question.
This Cochrane Learning Live webinar will present a stepwise approach to express clinically relevant decision questions as hierarchy questions and quantify the uncertainty of the criteria that constitute them. The approach to using the R package nmarank, available in CRAN will be demonstrated.
This session is aimed at anyone interested in undertaking a systematic review that includes a network meta-analysis. It will consist of a presentation and a live demo of implementing the method in R followed by a Q&A.
Log in to registerNetwork meta-analysis estimates all relative effects between competing treatments and can produce a treatment hierarchy from the most to the least desirable option according to a health outcome. While about half of the published network meta-analyses present such a hierarchy, it is rarely the case that it is related to a clinically relevant decision question.
This Cochrane Learning Live webinar will present a stepwise approach to express clinically relevant decision questions as hierarchy questions and quantify the uncertainty of the criteria that constitute them. The approach to using the R package nmarank, available in CRAN will be demonstrated.
This session is aimed at anyone interested in undertaking a systematic review that includes a network meta-analysis. It will consist of a presentation and a live demo of implementing the method in R followed by a Q&A.
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