Preparing and maintaining systematic reviews
Unbiased, up-to-date systematic reviews of all the relevant, reliable evidence are needed to provide trustworthy evidence to inform practice and policy.
JLL Essay
4.2 Preparing and maintaining systematic reviews of all the relevant evidence Systematic reviews of all the relevant, reliable evidence
Topics
- Individual patient data
- Pre-clinical
- Fair tests of treatments
- The need to address treatment uncertainties
- Treatment comparisons are essential
- Treatment comparisons must be fair
- Biases
- Design bias
- Allocation bias
- Co-intervention bias
- Observer bias
- Analysis bias
- Biases in judging unanticipated possible effects
- Reporting bias
- Biases in systematic reviews
- Researcher/sponsor bias and fraud
- The play of chance
- Bringing it all together for the benefit of patients and the public