Selected article for: "evidence quality assess and publication bias"

Author: Ignacio Ricci Cabello; Jose F Meneses Echavez; Maria Jesus Serrano-Ripoll; David Fraile-Navarro; Maria Antonia Fiol de Roque; Guadalupe Pastor Moreno; Adoracion Castro; Isabel Ruiz Perez; Rocio Zamanillo Campos; Daniela Goncalves-Bradley
Title: Impact of viral epidemic outbreaks on mental health of healthcare workers: a rapid systematic review
  • Document date: 2020_4_6
  • ID: 0vecbxny_22
    Snippet: We used the GRADE approach 22 to assess the quality of evidence related to the outcomes included in this rapid review. We used GRADEpro 2011 23 software to create 'Summary of findings' tables. For assessments of the overall quality of evidence for each outcome that included pooled data, we downgraded the evidence from 'high quality' by one level for serious, or by two levels for very serious, study limitations (risk of bias), indirectness of evid.....
    Document: We used the GRADE approach 22 to assess the quality of evidence related to the outcomes included in this rapid review. We used GRADEpro 2011 23 software to create 'Summary of findings' tables. For assessments of the overall quality of evidence for each outcome that included pooled data, we downgraded the evidence from 'high quality' by one level for serious, or by two levels for very serious, study limitations (risk of bias), indirectness of evidence, inconsistency, imprecision of effect estimates, or potential publication bias. 22

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