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Network meta-analysis

By Monkey Posted on August 13, 2014 Posted in Glossary No Comments Tagged with indirect treatment comparisons, meta-analysis, mixed treatment comparisons, network meta-analysis, statistics

Meta-analysis is the statistical aggregation of data from a number of studies in order to answer a question. As an example, when considering the efficacy of a treatment, one may pool the results of multiple trials comparing the treatment to …

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