Meta analysis - learn how to interpret - quickly

All you need to know about how to interpret the results of a meta analysis in 14 minutes and 15 seconds. If you find yourself in an exam and asked to review a meta analysis in an interview or an exam, or even if you're reading one in a journal to inform your clinical practice, this will be the best 1/4 hour you have spent in ages. If you want a more detailed explanation and to properly understand the process, then download our other podcast about meta analysis, which gives the background to all you see here. With Brett Doleman and Jon Lund

[@soyeonsoykim]

Great video! Thank you for sharing this

[@violin0206]

Thanks for uploading all these videos. Why there is no more new video?

[@teethtrainsandcameras2668]

Fantastic video, concise, easy to understand and covers all bases. Top marks.

[@ttt1273]

This guy sounds just like James Acaster wtf! Amazing video!

[@calvarytucson247]

Nice condensed version of the hour one

[@mohammadfahmy7976]

Very insightful video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@HanHan-tz7mj]

Excuse me, so the best explaination of 95% CI is the value of "I" square, right? and that shoud be below 50% ??? so in this case i can interpret that the analysis has a quiet good heterogeneity. am i right? Thank you..

[@vlogsibbu1294]

Please upload videos related to combining prevalence of disorder across globe to get a global prevalence

[@asmasultana2732]

Can we do meta analysis for qualitative studies

[@FarooqiA1]

Toygar 2008's Risk Ratio estimate is 0, not 0.33