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Contributors: Leila Ledbetter Steph Hendren
Identifier: DOI 10.17605/OSF.IO/WS824
Category: Project
Description: A resource for finding and selecting a risk of bias or quality assessment tool for evidence synthesis projects. This project was created and is maintained by Duke University's Medical Center Library & Archives.
Create publication quality risk-of-bias assessment figures
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A guide to critical appraisal that develops and presents summaries of evidence and is used for making systematic clinical practice recommendations; includes 4 levels of Certainty (high, moderate, low, very low)
A machine learning system which allows users to upload RCT articles and see automatically determined information concerning the trial conduct (the 'PICO', study design, and whether there is a risk of bias).