Joshua M. Liao, Zahir Kanjee, Joel T. Katz, Joseph Loscalzo | Wolters Kluwer
In the name of more informed approach to clinical medicine, 100 of the most practice-changing articles in the field of Internal Medicine: curated with input from clinicians at Harvard Medical School to be brief, easy-to-read, accessible. READ MORE
methods primer
intention-to-treat analysis
methods primer
unpacking methods for using medical evidence to make informed decisions
implications of missing data from drop out
John E. Cornell, Joshua M. Liao, et al | Annals of Internal Medicine
In traditional meta-analyses, researchers combine data from individual studies into a summary measure to describe the benefits or harms of an intervention. A primer for evaluating the meaning of a summary estimate and understanding to whom and under what circumstances it applies.
Joshua M. Liao, Catharine B. Stack, et al | Annals of Internal Medicine
An intention-to-treat (ITT) analysis theoretically evaluates all participants within their original randomly assigned group but a true ITT analysis is often difficult. A primer for how to evaluate a study for which authors report that an ITT analysis was done. READ MORE
Meaning of a Summary Estimate in A Meta-Analysis
Zahir Kanjee, Joshua M. Liao | Wolters Kluwer
(forthcoming)
Cases in Hospital Medicine
internal medicine Evidence
methods primer
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Joshua M. Liao & Catharine B. Stack | Annals of Internal Medicine
Missing data due to dropout is a common problem that can affect the validity of RCT findings. A primer for how to navigate and understand the analytic methods used to handle this problem. READ MORE