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… Webinar: Advanced Network Meta-analysis Share on: Thursday, January 31, 2019, 10 - …
… Webinar: Introduction to Network Meta-analysis Share on: Thursday, January 17, 2019, 10 - 11am …
… Literature Reviews and Meta-analyses We conduct literature reviews and meta-analyses … the ISPOR Task Force on Indirect Comparisons, including: Network meta-analysis and mixed treatment comparisons (MTC) Bayesian and …
… Webinar: Characteristics of Recent PRO Labeling by the FDA and EMA for Oncology Drugs … knowledge to guide their PRO measurement strategy. This webinar, hosted by study authors and based on PRO labeling of …
… 2023 NMA Annual Convention and Scientific Assembly Share on: … Health Solutions researchers will be presented at the 2023 NMA Annual Convention and Scientific Assembly. Herpes zoster …
… Systematic reviews of utility, and economic literature Network and other meta analyses (Bayesian and frequentist methods) Utility research and …
… Webinar: Common Challenges & Solutions in Analysis of PROs in Oncology Clinical Trials Share on: … You’ll learn: The specific challenges associated with data analysis from cancer studies. Why safety and patient-reported …
Advancing Health Equity: The Crucial Role of Pharma and Medtech Developers Share on: November 14, 2023 Author: Mark Price, MEd, MA Head, Economic QUalitative Inquiry, Policy, and Access RTI Health Solutions This is part two of a three-part series on …
… Webinar: The End of Significance Testing Share on: Thursday, … hypothesis significance testing is not dead, but in this webinar, Ken Rothman shares why it should be. Although … into a dichotomy, based on the P-value. This statistical analysis process fosters misinterpretation of results …
… Webinar: The End of Significance Testing Share on: Thursday, … hypothesis significance testing is not dead, but in this webinar, Ken Rothman shares why it should be. Although … into a dichotomy, based on the P-value. This statistical analysis process fosters misinterpretation of results …