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101. S103 (pdf file)
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     October 01, 2007 - Next, we consider whether we should define subgroups before constructing inverse proba- bility-weighted … Consider the effect of era in the use of drug-eluting stents for the treatment of coronary artery ste … Consider, for example, the source and extent of cen- soring in an analysis of Medicare claims data. … Although one can account for this noncontinuous follow-up, in most cases it is reasonable to consider … If that is not the case, then the analyst should consider trimming extreme weights.

102. Horizon Scanning Protocol and Operations Manual September 2015 Revision (pdf file)
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     September 01, 2015 - Consider the following when answering this question: a. … Consider the following when answering this question: i. … If yes, consider question 3. 3. … If yes, consider question 4. a. … In thinking about this, consider the following: i.

103. Horizon Scanning Protocol and Operations Manual September 2015 Revision (pdf file)
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     September 01, 2015 - Consider the following when answering this question: a. … Consider the following when answering this question: i. … If yes, consider question 3. 3. … If yes, consider question 4. a. … In thinking about this, consider the following: i.

104. Llewellyn-Thomas (pdf file)
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     January 01, 2011 - d) • V/P  elicitation  with patients who could benefit from… “decision  support” as they  consider … decision aid (PtDA): o First provides clinical information re. decision. o Then  encourages pt. to consider … Slide  18: IMPLICIT APPROACHES: Several Ways to Encourage  Pt to Consider Personal Attitudes One

105. Project Title: Evaluation of Suspicious Skin Lesions Using Non-Invasive Diagnostic Techniques, a Technical Brief (pdf file)
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     August 23, 2010 - www.effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov/� Source: www.effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov Published Online: August 23, 2010 2 consider … Are there reasons to consider that some techniques may be more or less effective for the early detection … Are there reasons to consider that some techniques may be more or less effective for the early detection

106. Nephropathy-Contrast-Induced Research-Protocol (pdf file)
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     October 01, 2013 - Public commenters suggested that we consider addressing the value of stopping medications known to … cited a specific article for inclusion under Key Question 1b,32 and Key Question 1c.33, 34 We will consider … We will not include observational studies with high osmolar contrast media, and we will not consider … Interpretation of Q statistic will consider the limitations of the test that it has low power when the … We will use the grading scheme recommended in the Methods Guide.38 We will consider all domains: study

107. GRADING THE STRENGTH OF A BODY OF EVIDENCE (pdf file)
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     July 01, 2009 - A determination of which outcomes and comparisons the EPCs consider important enough to warrant formal … Thus, the final assessment of directness requires EPCs to consider the strength of evidence for each … EPCs should consider and report on publication bias insofar as it appears to influence scores for either … GRADE uses an algorithm to help reviewers to be clear about how they consider domains to produce the … In considering the risk-of-bias domain, EPCs should consider which study design is most appropriate

108. Disposition of Comments for CER 211: Drug Therapy for Early Rheumatoid Arthritis: A Systematic Review Update (pdf file)
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     December 20, 2018 - Please consider adding. Thank you for catching, we have added the strength of evidence. … Consider performing the Analysis of withdrawals due to inefficacy and compare between arms to substantiate … Also consider modifying the statement to reflect the data in Actemra monotherapy as there is minimal … In addition, AHRQPCORI should also consider RCTs that do not have disease duration as an inclusion … Consider using the deviance information criterion (DIC) to choose the model selected.

109. Horizon-Scan Research-Protocol (pdf file)
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     December 01, 2011 - Consider the following when answering this question: a. … Consider the following when answering this question: a. … If yes, consider question 3. 3. … If yes, consider question 4. 4. … In thinking about this, consider the following: a.

110. Pharmacologic and Nonpharmacologic Treatments for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: 2022 Update of the PTSD-Repository Evidence Base (pdf file)
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     January 01, 2022 - Peer Reviewer #1 (TEP) Results In figure 15 and elsewhere in the test, consider changing "functioning … For that reason, perhaps you should consider dropping any mention that you updated a subset and just … If efficiency or resources are an issue in the next update, perhaps consider fewer data sources. … Figure 7-consider footnoting the Year 2021 since the data for it are only for part of the year. … Please consider adding more details about race/ethnicity when they are reported in a study.

111. Disposition of Comments: Comparative Effectiveness Review No. 237_Integrating Palliative Care in Ambulatory Care of Noncancer Serious Illness (pdf file)
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     February 11, 2021 - Public Reviewer #1 General Consider that a review of the role of cardiology specialists in the care … Public Reviewer #2 Question 3 Consider including descriptive implementation reports, or clinical … We did consider and search for qualitative implementation studies. … Public Reviewer #2 Question 5 Consider expanding the discussion to include potential models of ambulatory … Public Reviewer #4 Question 7 I consider myself a palliative care enthusiast so I found this review

112. The Refinement of Topics for Systematic Reviews: Lessons and Recommendations From the Effective Health Care Program (pdf file)
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     January 01, 2013 - A refined topic should address an important health care question or dilemma; consider the priorities … This variation among EPCs provided an excellent opportunity to learn and consider the advantages and … Investigators should consider whether such refinements would reduce the relevance of the review. … Each approach has its own advantages and disadvantages, and EPCs should consider which approach best … The importance of each principle may vary by topic, and the team will consider the extent to which a

113. Evidence Report on the (pdf file)
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     November 01, 2010 - In addition, this review will consider the impact on clinical outcomes in CKD patients of treatment … In addition to overall evaluation of this population, we will consider separate evaluations by CKD … In addition to overall evaluation of this population, we will consider separate evaluations by CKD … If no or few RCTs or CCTs are identified, we will consider including large observational studies. … If no RCTs or CCTs are identified, we will consider including large observational studies.

114. Disposition of Comments for Self-Measured Blood Pressure Monitoring: Comparative Effectiveness (pdf file)
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     January 01, 2012 - Most clinicians consider SMBP to be an adjunct to in-office BP management and use it for validation … impression of BP control in willing patients” p.139 We also added this section: “Many clinicians consider … Given appropriate selection of patients, providers can consider integrating SBPM with or without additional … Peer Reviewer 4 General Many clinicians consider self-monitoring of BP to be an educational tool to … As discussed above we added this sentence to the future research needs section: “Many clinicians consider

115. PowerPoint Presentation (ppt file)
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     June 01, 2012 - The first tenet is to consider the context. Medical tests are not neutral reporters of reality. … When examining the patient population, consider the results of prior tests that might indicate relevant … For the intervention and comparator sections, consider things such as the description of test performance … When evaluating the intervention, consider its relationship to the comparator according to the three … When examining outcomes following a medical test, consider any relevant clinical outcomes, including

116. PowerPoint Presentation (ppt file)
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     June 01, 2012 - The first tenet is to consider the context. Medical tests are not neutral reporters of reality. … When examining the patient population, consider the results of prior tests that might indicate relevant … For the intervention and comparator sections, consider things such as the description of test performance … When evaluating the intervention, consider its relationship to the comparator according to the three … When examining outcomes following a medical test, consider any relevant clinical outcomes, including

117. Metzger (pdf file)
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     January 01, 2010 - in own Web site o Use popular and trusted platforms • Take advantage of networks of trusted ties • Consider

118. Using Deliberative Methods to Engage Patients, Consumers, and the Public (pdf file)
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     January 01, 2011 - Standards of clinical effectiveness IOM committee: the role of societal values Coverage elements to consider … Committee �Report on Essential Benefits�� Identifying principles and criteria Coverage elements to consider

119. Disposition of Comments for CER 170 Cultural Competence Health Disparities (pdf file)
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     January 01, 2020 - You might consider rewording the second one in a different format in a way that eliminates the need … Consider orienting the reader to the arrow symbols used in the table to learn about the patterns of … Also consider mentioning in the text that Table 6 is organized by outcome AND indicates whether the … Consider using comparable levels of detail across sections for consistency. … Consider using it all the time or known of the time.

120. The Evidence-Based Care Challenge: A Case Study (pdf file)
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     June 01, 2013 - Table 1 provides a summary of activities and key issues for challenge “hosts” to consider throughout … The case study also offers a systematic outline of key points for hosts to consider when conceptualizing … Activities and Key Considerations Phase of Challenge Activity Examples of Relevant Questions to Consider … and Key Considerations (continued) Phase of Challenge Activity Examples of Relevant Questions to Consider … The host may also consider providing administrative, technical, or other support to participants (or