assessment_sheet_template

	CQ ID:	Clinical question. Data input for meta-analysis, an example. RR, RD, OR: C:\|100\| \|50\| I:\|100\| \|40\| MD: C:\|70\| \|mean:SD\| I:\|70\| \|mean:SD\| HR: C:\|150\| \| \| I:\|150\| \|ln(HR):SE\| Click ES for calculation. Menu-->Synthesize for calculation and meta-analysis. When you add studies, you fill in PMIDs separated with comma, then Get Study ID (the first author and year). Add button make rows for the studies with links to PubMed. If you fill in only Study ID, there are no active links.		Right-click here to zoom in; right-click again to return to original size. - The JavaScript program is downloaded via the internet, so an internet connection is required to use this template. Use Edge or Chrome on Windows 11/10, and Chrome on Mac. - Supports randomized controlled trials (RCTs). Evaluation items are based on RoB 2.0 but can be modified. - Prepare a comma-separated list of PMIDs. Select Add study from the menu and enter them in the "PMID:" field and click the "Get" button to retrieve Study IDs from PubMed, which will be displayed in the Study ID field. Click "RCT" to add studies. If there is no link to PubMed (e.g., from Ichushi or Cochrane CENTRAL), enter Study IDs as a comma-separated list. - To use the Cochrane Risk of Bias Tool 2.0 algorithm, hold down the Shift key and click the circle at the far right of the RoB section. A list of domains will appear; click a domain name to display the signaling questions. If the reviewer name background is gray, all circles are blocked. Click the reviewer name to change the background to white. When 'Result IN' is selected from the Menu in the RoB2.0 panel, the results are reflected on the main page. - Right-clicking the circle at the far right of the risk-of-bias section writes a list of assessment domains into the lower field. - Right-clicking the study number at the far left allows you to delete that study block. - Each evaluation button changes sequentially from green to yellow to red when clicked while the reviewer name field under the CQ ID has a white background. Clicking the reviewer name field toggles the background between gray and white. When gray, evaluation button clicks are blocked and disabled. - To run a meta-analysis, select the effect measure type at the top center and choose "Synthesize" from the menu. For binary outcomes, specify whether the event refers to the number of people who experienced the event ("Event") or those who did not ("Reverse"). The generated forest and funnel plots can be saved by right-clicking or copied to the clipboard. Selecting "Synthesize" again from the menu hides the images. - After adding studies, save your work once via the menu before proceeding. When saving, assign a name to the file and open the saved file. The file is in HTML format. One sheet is required per outcome, so name the file to reflect the outcome and create as many HTML files as there are outcomes. - To create a PDF file, select "Export" from the menu and choose "Print PDF" from the browser’s print menu. Both Edge and Chrome support this feature via their print menus. - Use this field to record the overall evidence assessment result after deleting any unnecessary text. A B C D Risk of bias: Indirectness: Imprecision: Inconsistency: Publication bias:
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