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comment or congresses … process such as: referring to a random
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bias (different than others)?
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effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov/sites/default/files/celiac-disease_disposition-comments.pdf
January 28, 2016 - Unfortunately, the question of how to best
find celiac disease in the general population was
beyond … We do not feel this evidence is sufficient. … I do not believe that this study is
relevant to a discussion of harms related to
endoscopy, as there … Do GI symptoms identify them? … Unfortunately, the question of how to best find celiac
disease in the general population was beyond
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January 01, 2013 - To do so may require a balanced compromise that considers the relative importance
and/or practicality … and harms, such as the inclusion of many study types (small trials, case series,
and case reports) … participate and those who do not). … How to most effectively identify and engage stakeholders? … KQ5: How do the efficacy, effectiveness, safety or adverse effects of treatment with DMARDs differ between
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October 15, 2012 - do in rehab! … nice sense of how there is a need to mix and
match service types to meet the need of individuals depending … Medical practitioners may need special
knowledge about how to treat a given disease in the context of … how it was developed and how it can be used. … It is a shame that you do not have room to
describe relevant population for measurement as this would
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effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov/sites/default/files/crosscutting-horizon-scan-high-impact-1506.pdf
June 01, 2015 - and
conclusions in this document are those of the authors, who are responsible for its content, and do … significant reason that many phase II and III trials do not meet
their endpoints. … Patients wear a monitoring patch on the skin and receive training on
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April 01, 2013 - KQ 4: How do combinations of psychological treatments
and pharmacological treatments (e.g., CBT plus … work or
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would differ if we included only studies with a wait … For example, it
was often hard to determine how many previous treatments
subjects had not responded … patient preferences, may guide treatment
decisions.15 If numerous treatments are available and
patients do
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April 30, 2014 - To do otherwise, is to misdirect the
practicing community on the road to enlightened prevention of … I would like the authors to expand a bit on how they feel
this could be done with the current set of … not include a definition for "peritonitis or intra-
abdominal abscess" - how were these outcomes assessed … I do not think you
have to prove that they are the same. … pleased to do it!
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effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov/sites/default/files/pdf/methods-guidance-topics_methods.pdf
January 01, 2010 - 2008 IOM report.
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calls on us to consider how well potential comparative effectiveness … balance the range of perspectives that are likely to be
expressed, and to do so while minimizing conflicts … Interviews with technical experts aim to answer questions such as:
Why do proponents of one or another … The following examples illustrate how beliefs are linked to clinical theories:
Belief: Newer antisecretory … The review may want to focus on evidence about how this drug performs as a part of an opioid rotation
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December 14, 2017 - Likewise
the limited data do not show that UAE is a safe option for women who
wish to conceive. " … TEP Reviewer#4 Results How do you know if power calc. were not included? … Basically, how do the patient populations across these studies
differ? … To do a study with fertility as an endpoint requires
2000 women and is simply not possible. … Thank you for your comment, but we do not see a need to change this
text.
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effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov/sites/default/files/related_files/high-cholestorol-medicines-update_executive.pdf
February 01, 2014 - how best to modify lipid
levels with the goal of preventing CHD. … However, some patients do not reach their treatment goals
on statin monotherapy or are troubled by side … to increase statin
dosage or as a way to reduce side effects. … For individuals who
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determine how to select the most appropriate
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November 20, 2013 - We do agree with the reviewer that there are a number of
prognostic models that were created to assess … We do agree with the reviewer that we do need better
approaches to utilize the prognostic model data … How did you weigh this
and how did you choose the 35 reports among others? … A component of directness is how well the populations in
the studies correspond to the population that … If I know the age and sex of a person, do I really
need to measure BNP on top of that?
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effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov/sites/default/files/pdf/depression-treatment-ssri_research-protocol.pdf
June 15, 2010 - TF can encompass a number of subgroups of patients who do not adequately respond to
interventions for … How do the harms compare across different interventions? … Question 3:
How do these therapies compare in different populations (for example, different depressive … statement has been added to clarify how results will be grouped with respect to the
different monotherapy … The TEP does not do analysis of any kind
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January 01, 2007 - Reviews (CERs) of
medications, devices, and other relevant interventions, including strategies for how … They do not meet all the criteria in category A because they have some deficiencies, but none
likely … 491 patients with RAS; it is unclear how many of these patients had ARAS. … Overall, the comparative studies do not indicate a survival difference between the two
modes of intervention … However, it is clear that various complications after
revascularization do occur in a small percentage
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July 01, 2012 - In particular, a key consideration in a review is
how much influence a particular study should have … others to a body of
literature. … A second common challenge is how to apply each criterion in a way that is appropriate to the
goals of … Reviewers must also carefully consider how to handle inadequate reporting. … How to Review the
Evidence: Systematic Identification and
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March 01, 2022 - We do not anticipate excluding
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implementation of US state medical
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effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov/sites/default/files/peptic-ulcer-horizon-scan-high-impact-1506.pdf
June 01, 2015 - and
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repeat treatments may ultimately provide relief … a bathroom, able to work,
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December 01, 2014 - and
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