Threshold Analysis as an Alternative to GRADE for Assessing Confidence in Guideline Recommendations Based on Network Meta-analyses
Abstract
Guideline development requires the synthesis of evidence on several treatments of interest, typically by using network meta-analysis (NMA). Because treatment effects may be estimated imprecisely or be based on evidence lacking internal or external validity, guideline developers must assess the robustness of recommendations made on the basis of the NMA to potential limitations in the evidence. Such limitations arise because the observed estimates...
Paper Details
Title
Threshold Analysis as an Alternative to GRADE for Assessing Confidence in Guideline Recommendations Based on Network Meta-analyses
Published Date
Mar 26, 2019
Journal
Volume
170
Issue
8
Pages
538 - 538
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