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Eterogeneità statistica

Pubblicato mercoledì 23 Aprile 2014
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Statistical Heterogeneity – Nelle meta-analisi indica la variabilità nelle stime di efficacia degli studi inclusi, che può essere dovuta sia a differenze cliniche e metodologiche nella conduzione degli studi stessi, sia all’effetto del caso. Si valuta attraverso l’utilizzo di test di eterogeneità.

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