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1. Considering the Range of Decision-Relevant Effects (ppt file)
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   June 01, 2012 - This section of the Methods Guide focuses on how to choose important outcomes when conducting a systematic … Prepare Topic Develop the Topic and Structure the Review Choose the Important Outcomes Research … After developing a topic and structuring the review, the next step is to choose the important outcomes … This module details how to choose those outcomes. … How To Choose Important Outcomes: Illustrative Examples There are four types of testing scenarios — a

2. Considering the Range of Decision-Relevant Effects (ppt file)
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   June 01, 2012 - This section of the Methods Guide focuses on how to choose important outcomes when conducting a systematic … Prepare Topic Develop the Topic and Structure the Review Choose the Important Outcomes Research … After developing a topic and structuring the review, the next step is to choose the important outcomes … This module details how to choose those outcomes. … How To Choose Important Outcomes: Illustrative Examples There are four types of testing scenarios — a

3. Santa_ECCS2012 (pdf file)
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   February 01, 2013 -  Center Consumer Reports, Yonkers, New York Slide 2: Consumer Reports  in Context • Consumers choose … aspects of the same information can alter people’s ultimate decisions. • People  tend  to  choose …  options  when  they  perceive   options  as  safe,  and  people  tend  to  choose

4. Partnering with Patients to Disseminate Research Products (pdf file)
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   January 01, 2011 - Website: www.heart.org § Choose … to Move § Heart Profilers § MyLifeCheck Slide 10 Image: Screenshot of Choose to Move website.

5. Back (pdf file)
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   January 01, 2011 - Slide  3: Why  do patients with advanced cancer continue  to choose  chemotherapy? … evidence is absent, or indicates low benefit, or suggests potential harm,  many patient continue to choose … • Patients are willing to choose a palliative therapy for a level of benefit that is lower that what

6. Fraenkel (pdf file)
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   May 29, 2025 - If these were your only options  which would you choose? … Worst Scaling • ~ MaxDiff • Developed as alternative to rating and ranking tasks • Prompts subjects to choose

7. Quantitative Synthesis Chapter 3. Choice of Statistical Model for Combining Studies (pdf file)
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   February 01, 2018 - choice include: ► Number and size of included studies ► Type of outcome ► Potential bias • Do not choose … • Don’t choose a model based on the significance level of a heterogeneity test. • Heterogeneity is

8. Assessing the Risk of Bias in Systematic Reviews of Health Care Interventions (pdf file)
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   December 01, 2017 - Choose Instrument for Assessing Risk of Bias • Choose instruments based on epidemiological study … established measurement properties (e.g., reliability, internal consistency) or empirical evidence • Choose … the effect estimate Presenter Presentation Notes Choosing Instruments for Assessing Risk of Bias Choose … Choose instruments that include items assessing specific concerns related to each of the risk of bias … Determine Whether a Single Risk of Bias Rating for a Study Suffices Consider Many Sources of Bias Choose

9. Slide 1 (pdf file)
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   May 29, 2025 - Senior Public Engagement Associate Public Agenda 1 Purposes of Goal Setting • To choose

10. Using Deliberative Methods to Engage the Public: Facilitating a Deliberative Session (pdf file)
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    May 29, 2025 - participant agrees to be the ‘questioner” • The two participants who are in the role of ‘responder’ may choose … Slide 21 Choose one of the following statements or use one of your own • Our school system has failed

11. AHA Branded Light Template (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2011 - Change, Primary & Secondary Prevention Incubator Website: www.heart.org •Choose

12. Goal Setting (pdf file)
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    May 29, 2025 - Slide 6 Purposes of Goal Setting  To choose the right strategies and methodologies for engagement

13. Conducting Quantitative Synthesis when Comparing Medical Interventions: AHRQ and the Effective Health Care Program (pdf file)
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    October 01, 2010 - However, whichever method the investigators choose, they should assess the invariance of treatment … Investigators can choose to combine the large studies if they are well conducted with good quality … The investigators could choose adding no correction factors or exploring alternative correction factors … We support the use of Bayesian methods with vague priors in CERs, if the investigators choose Bayesian … Use of Bayesian methods with vague priors in CERs is supported, if the investigators choose Bayesian

14. Conducting Quantitative Synthesis when Comparing Medical Interventions: AHRQ and the Effective Health Care Program (pdf file)
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    October 01, 2010 - However, whichever method the investigators choose, they should assess the invariance of treatment … Investigators can choose to combine the large studies if they are well conducted with good quality … The investigators could choose adding no correction factors or exploring alternative correction factors … We support the use of Bayesian methods with vague priors in CERs, if the investigators choose Bayesian … Use of Bayesian methods with vague priors in CERs is supported, if the investigators choose Bayesian

15. TND-485-09-03-2013 (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2013 - Patient decision aids do not advise people to choose one option over another, nor are they meant to

16. Slide 1 (ppt file)
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    June 01, 2011 - Choose the definition that most closely represents AHRQ's definition of "stakeholder" for the EHC Program … Choose the definition that most closely represents AHRQ's definition of "stakeholder" for the EHC Program … Choose the definition that most closely represents AHRQ's definition of "stakeholder engagement" for … Choose the definition that most closely represents AHRQ's definition of "stakeholder engagement" for

17. Frazee-notes-151006 copy - Teresa (pdf file)
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    May 29, 2025 -  the default choice is both   in  the patient's best interest and  is what patients would   choose … -­‐-­‐ most patients would  choose. … to be in  the driver's seat -­‐-­‐ you have to present things in a way that patients can actually choose

18. Choosing the Important Outcomes for a Systematic Review of a Medical Test | Effective Health Care (EHC) Program
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19. Module II: Stakeholders and Stakeholder Engagement (pdf file)
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    June 01, 2011 - Choose the definition that most closely represents AHRQ's definition of "stakeholder" for the EHC Program … working at AHRQ or an affiliated research institution Slide 28 Module IV Quiz: Question 1: ANSWER Choose … Choose the definition that most closely represents AHRQ's definition of "stakeholder engagement" for … Choose the definition that most closely represents AHRQ's definition of "stakeholder engagement" for

20. Towards a Framework for Communicating Confidence in Methodological Recommendations for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (pdf file)
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    September 01, 2013 - It is reasonable to choose other measures in place of those proposed here. … For example, for R2 it is reasonable to choose measures that quantify the statistical performance of … correct model, an intuition that has been conveyed in standard meta-analysis texts by advising to choose … So how does one choose the underlying true model in a meta-analysis? … It is therefore reasonable to choose random effects modeling over equal (“fixed”) effect modeling.