Scientific presentations Friday, October 6, 13:00-15:00
Assessing the quality of non-English language randomized
controlled trials: implications for the conduct of meta-analysis
D. Moher, P.R. Fortin, A.R. Jadad, P. Juni, T. Klassen,
J.LeLorier, A. Liberati and K. Linde
The importance of prospectively registering trials:
evidence of publication bias from a cohort study of research protocols
R.J. Simes, J. Stern and D. Ghersi
The development of a specialised trial database
C. Counsell
Building and exclusions after randomisation
in controlled trials
Kenneth Schultz.
The role of the adequacy of effect model on
the heterogeneity statistic in meta-analysis
M. Cucherat and ].P. Boissel
Benefits of meta-analysis using individual
patient data
M. Clarke, L. Stewart and M. Parmar
Who uses the Cochrane Pregnancy and Childbirth Database?
C.J. Hyde
Systematic reviews as basis for a treatment
standard for tennis elbow in general practice
W.J.J. Assendelft, J.O. Zaat, L.M Bouter and E. Hay
Poster presentations
Posters will be on display throughout the Colloquium.
The authors of abstracts 1-27 will be available to discuss their posters on Thursday, October 5 from 17:00-18:00.
The authors of abstracts 28-53 will be available to discuss their posters on Saturday, October 7 from 17:00-18:00.
1. Controlled trials in systemic vasculitis
J. Dadoniené
2. A comparison of long and short quality scores
of published trials
J.M. Fardy and D.G. Macintosh
3. The scope of empirical research in bioethics
J. Sugarman and R.R. Faden
4. Quality assessments of randomized controlled
trials: an evaluation by the Chalmers versus the Jadad method
A. Ohlsson and J.B. Lacy
5. Vitamin D analogues in the prevention of
axial and appendicular fractures: report of a meta-analysis
W.J. Gillespie, D.A. Henry, D.L. O'Connell, J. Robertson and E.M. Lau
6. Estrogens and osteoporosis: investigators
concerned with technology rather than clinical science
D. O'Connell, J. Robertson, D. Henry and W. Gillespie
7. Estrogens and osteoporosis: quality of observational
studies
D. O'Connell, J. Robertson, D. Henry and W. Gillespie
8. Advantages of the meta-analysis of individual
patient data: an example from superficial bladder cancer
L. Bijnens, R. Sylvester, A. Ivanov, G. Hoctin Boes and A. Pawinski
9. A network for working nationally within
the Cochrane Collaboration: the "Groupe Synthese" network
A.F. Gueyffier and J.P. Boissel on behalf of the "Centre de Information Therapeutique"
10. Structured clinical trial summaries
W.N. Strang, J.P. Boissel, J. Maupas, M. Cucherat, F. Gueyffier and M. Haugh
11. Pooling cost data from systematic reviews
of economic studies
F. Sassi, T.O. Jefferson and V. Demicheli
12. The efficacy of epidural steroid injections
for low back pain and sciatica: a systematic review
B.W. Koes, R.J.P.M. Scholten, J.M.A. Mens and L.M. Bouter
13. Methodological quality of randomized clinical
trials on treatment efficacy in low back pain
B.W. Koes, L.M. Bouter and G.J.M.G. van der Hejden
14. Comparison of Medline and Embase retrieval
of RCTs of the effects of educational interventions on asthma-related
outcomes
F.M. Wolf, C.M. Grum, A. Bara, S. Milan and P.W. Jones
15. Identification of true RCTs of the effects
of educational interventions on asthma-related outcomes in medline
and embase using abstracts versus full text
F.M. Wolf, C.M. Grum, C Lefebvre, A. Bara, S. Milan and P.W. Jones
16. Control prevalence trend bias: why observations
from randomized trials, that clinical treatments have greater efficacy
in high risk populations, may be biased
M. Bracken. J.D. Sinclair, Z. Zhana and T.R. Holford
17. A meta-analysis of treatment of postmenopausal
osteoporosis with calcitonin
A. Cranny, P. Tugwell, B. Shea, G. Wells, D. Moher, D. Henry and R. Adachi
18. Organization of the rheumatoid arthritis
(RA) Cochrane Collaboration group in data abstraction form (DAF)
D.E. Furst and P. van Riel for the RA Cochrane Collaboration Consortium
(RACCC)
19. Reviews of parent-child health interventions
in public health nursing: a systematic overview.
S. Hayward, D. Ciliska, A. Mitchell, H. Thomas, J. Underwood and M. Dobbins
20. Effectiveness of community development
interventions in public health nursing: a systematic review
J. Ploeg, M. Dobbins, S. Hayward, D. Ciliska, H. Thomas and J. Underwood
21. The effectiveness of public health nursing
interventions: a systematic overview of community-based interventions
M. Dobbins, H. Thomas, D. Ciliska, S. Hayward and J. Underwood
22. "Weight of evidence" as an expression of
clinical heterogeneity
P. Langhorne
23. Interventions for osteoporosis: a comparison
of retrieval rates for RCTs using a broad labour-intensive search
strategy, and Cochrane searching algorithms
J. Robertson, B. Shea, D. O'Connell, D. Henry, S. Mears, G. Wells and P. Tugwell
24. The effect of calcium supplementation on
boneloss in postmenopausal women
B. Shea, G. Wells, A. Cranney, D. Moher, R. Adachi, D. Treleaven, J. Peterson, P. Tugwell and D. Henry
25. Collaboration to identify controlled trials
in general health care journals in Europe
S. McDonald
26. Search strategies for locating evaluations
of health promotion initiatives
D. Fullerton, A. Oakley, S. Oliver and G. Peersman
27. The quest for trials on the efficacy of
human vaccines: results of the handsearch of the Vaccine journal
T.O. Jefferson
28. Developing a critical appraisal skills
programme for consumers
R. Milne and S. Oliver
29. The assessment of an electronic searching
strategy with a Spanish medical journal
J.R. Lacalle, A. Fernandez, J. Polo, A. Moreno and I. Marin
30. The appropriateness of abdominal aortic
aneurysm surgery at twelve academic medical centers
D.J. Ballard and J. Ecthason
31. Bias in case-control studies of screening
effects
W.D. Flanders, R.S. Hosek and A.J. Sasco
32. Hand-searching for studies other than randomised
trials
L. Bero, J. Grimshaw and C. Hyde
33. How systematic are reviews of health economics?
K. Rigby, C. Silagy and A. Crockett
34. Anaesthesiologic treatment for patients
with chronic benign low back pain: a systematic review
R. de Bie
35. Rating the methodological quality of randomised
controlled trials
F. Sindhu
36. The quality of systematic reviews of treatments
for obsessive compulsive disorder
M.A. Oakley-Browne
37. The automatic identification of empirical
research articles
S.W. Haas, J. Sugarman and H.R. Tibbo
38. Handling multiple outcome measures
P.L. Hazell, D. O'Connel, D. Heathcote, J. Robertson and D. Henry
39. Assessing trial quality by a short and
a detailed list
J.O.M. Zaat, W.J.J. Assendelft and Th.G. Mank
40. The identification of randomized controlled
trials in nursing
N. Cullum
41. Therapeutic interventions of low back pain:
a mega-analysis
M.W. van Tulder, B.W. Koes and L.M. Bouter
42. Meta-analysis of misoprostol in the prevention
of gastroduodenal (GD) ulcers in patients taking nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory
drugs (NSAIDs)
M.B. Ferraz, A. Maetzel and Claire Bombardier
43. Meta-analysis comparing the effects of
low risk nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) on the gastric
and duodenal mucosa
M.B. Ferraz, A. Maetzel and C. Bombardier
44. Quality control of computer databases:
a study into the efficiency of electronic searches for randomized
trials
C. Adams, P. Hay
45. Comparison of the tests of homogeneity
based on odds ratio and risk difference for interaction
K. Prasad and G.R. Menon
46. Identifying asthma RCTs with Medline and
Embase
A.I. Bara, S. Milan, P.W. Jones
47. Is there a relationship between antipsychotic
blood levels and their clinical efficacy? An analysis of studies
design and methodology
I.R. de Oliveira, R.M. Dardennes
48. An overview of the efficacy and safety
of alpha-glucosidase inhibitors for the patients with non-insulin-dependent
diabetes mellitus based on the RCTs conducted in Japan
H. Origasa, H. Sakai, Y. Atsumi and N. Tajima
49. A review of the biomedical journals in
Japan containing the RCTs which may be useful for the Cochrane Collaboration
H. Sakai and H. Origasa
50. Treatment of chronic cerebrovascular disorders
with the metabolic activators compared to placebo: a cumulative
meta-analysis
H. Origasa, Y. Shinohara
51. A national registry of clinical trials:
an Australian experience
D. Ghersi, R.J. Simes
52. Promoting evidence-based health care
M. Gray
53. Evidence-based health care
M. Gray
Oslo 1995 index
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