How To Handle Missing Data In Meta-analysis? - The Friendly Statistician

Описание: How To Handle Missing Data In Meta-analysis? In this informative video, we will discuss the critical topic of handling missing data in meta-analysis. Missing data can pose challenges for researchers and affect the outcomes of studies. We will outline the various types of missing data, including Missing Completely at Random, Missing at Random, and Missing Not at Random, explaining their implications for analysis. Understanding these types is key to selecting the right approach for managing missing data.

We will also highlight various methods for addressing missing data, such as Complete-Case Analysis and imputation techniques, including Last Observation Carried Forward, Mean or Median Imputation, Regression Imputation, and Multiple Imputation. Additionally, we will explore Bayesian Methods that allow researchers to account for uncertainty in their analyses.

To ensure the robustness of results, sensitivity analyses will be discussed, demonstrating how different assumptions about missing data can impact findings. By effectively managing missing data, researchers can enhance the reliability of their conclusions, contributing to more accurate interpretations of interventions and phenomena.

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