Article review: The Empirical Evidence of Bias in Trials Measuring Treatment Differences
The Empirical Evidence of Bias in Trials Measuring Treatment Differences, AHRQ 2014. This paper sought to assess the effect of various biases on effect estimates in randomised controlled trials. It also looks at the implications for systematic review producers. This alone makes it pertinent for the site as assessment of bias is a time-consuming (and therefore costly) process. Although we should note automated methods are … Continue reading Article review: The Empirical Evidence of Bias in Trials Measuring Treatment Differences