Great talk, sounds much more plain and easy to understand than many other lectures on the point. My question is: suppose I'm going to compare two treatments using meta-analysis. Can I include single-arm studies to build up one of the two cohorts in my meta-analysis?
I dont have access to full revman so I cant select the option of swap event with non event in the properties plus I dont want to put all the data of my studies again all over
can someone help me in swaping the event (on the left of forest plot) with the non event? I have already entered the data of cardiac rehab on the right side of the table and in the graph it is showing on the left side because of which i am getting effect sizes in minus figure
Great talk, sounds much more plain and easy to understand than many other lectures on the point. My question is: suppose I'm going to compare two treatments using meta-analysis. Can I include single-arm studies to build up one of the two cohorts in my meta-analysis?
Thank you so much for the comprehensive explanation on meta analysis. God bless.
pretty good discussion. can you provide links to the sample studies you used? Cheers!
Thank you, a very thorough and clear explanation.
Really great video! Explained very clearly - thanks!
I dont have access to full revman so I cant select the option of swap event with non event in the properties
plus I dont want to put all the data of my studies again all over
can someone help me in swaping the event (on the left of forest plot) with the non event?
I have already entered the data of cardiac rehab on the right side of the table and in the graph it is showing on the left side because of which i am getting effect sizes in minus figure