Selected article for: "bias quality and critical risk"

Author: Ovadia, Caroline; Nana, Melanie; Williamson, Catherine
Title: Maternal medicine: Calling for improved research quality
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  • Document date: 2021_1_1
  • ID: y1mt82y6
    Snippet: Asthma is the commonest chronic medical condition reported in pregnancy, affecting more than 10% of pregnant women (Flores et al., J Asthma 2020;57:693-702) and is associated with worse outcomes in pregnant women with COVID-19 and influenza. However, the quality of results that Xu et al. were able to produce, is limited. Of the 20 studies identified by the systematic review, 90% (18) were judged to have serious or critical risk of bias. For the 48 individual comparisons presented, 11 were report
    Document: Asthma is the commonest chronic medical condition reported in pregnancy, affecting more than 10% of pregnant women (Flores et al., J Asthma 2020;57:693-702) and is associated with worse outcomes in pregnant women with COVID-19 and influenza. However, the quality of results that Xu et al. were able to produce, is limited. Of the 20 studies identified by the systematic review, 90% (18) were judged to have serious or critical risk of bias. For the 48 individual comparisons presented, 11 were reported in only one study, with only 9 outcomes comparable between more than three studies - these small numbers precluded the authors from incorporating any consideration as to the study quality and risk of bias into the statistical comparisons.

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