I've a question! Can you please tell how we can deal with missing SD for meta analysis of continues data? If we don't have any other clue to get it for example p value, t value or standard error?
An excellent explanation of this can be found in the Cochrane Handbook training.cochrane.org/handbook/current/chapter-06#section-6-5-2-7. Hope helpful.
@@CochraneMentalHealth have just gone through it. Did not get how to actually apply this in REVMAN. can you please explain it a bit for a beginner for better understanding? that would be of your great favour!
@@MuhammadImran-qp5uo I'm afraid we no longer have the capacity to provide that level of support. The statistician in your team should be able to help you with this. I'd also suggest if needed that you visit the Cochrane RevMan support pages documentation.cochrane.org/revman-kb/revman-web-knowledge-base-55377928.html and/or contact Cochrane direct as appropriate (assuming you're undertaking a Cochrane review).
Amazing explanations
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Is there any chance by how can I access these slides apart from youtube (eg: via email)?
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I've a question! Can you please tell how we can deal with missing SD for meta analysis of continues data? If we don't have any other clue to get it for example p value, t value or standard error?
An excellent explanation of this can be found in the Cochrane Handbook training.cochrane.org/handbook/current/chapter-06#section-6-5-2-7. Hope helpful.
@@CochraneMentalHealth have just gone through it. Did not get how to actually apply this in REVMAN. can you please explain it a bit for a beginner for better understanding? that would be of your great favour!
@@MuhammadImran-qp5uo I'm afraid we no longer have the capacity to provide that level of support. The statistician in your team should be able to help you with this.
I'd also suggest if needed that you visit the Cochrane RevMan support pages documentation.cochrane.org/revman-kb/revman-web-knowledge-base-55377928.html and/or contact Cochrane direct as appropriate (assuming you're undertaking a Cochrane review).