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Bias da pubblicazione

Pubblicato mercoledì 23 Aprile 2014
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Publication Bias – E’ un tipo di “reporting bias”. E’ una distorsione che si verifica quando la probabilità che un studio scientifico venga pubblicato dipende dal tipo di risultato. Studi con risultati a favore di un intervento sanitario (statisticamente significativi) vengono pubblicati più facilmente rispetto a studi con risultati negativi. –

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