metan: fixed- and random-effects meta-analysis
Ross J. Harris
Department of Social Medicine
University of Bristol
Bristol, UK
[email protected]
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Michael J. Bradburn
Health Services Research Center
University of Sheffeld
Sheffield, UK
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Jonathan J. Deeks
Department of Primary Care Medicine
University of Birmingham
Birmingham, UK
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Roger M. Harbord
Department of Social Medicine
University of Bristol
Bristol, UK
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Douglas G. Altman
Centre for Statistics in Medicine
University of Oxford
Oxford, UK
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Jonathan A. C. Sterne
Department of Social Medicine
University of Bristol
Bristol, UK
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Abstract. This article describes updates of the meta-analysis command metan and
options that have been added since the command’s original publication
(Bradburn, Deeks, and Altman, metan — an alternative meta-analysis
command,
Stata Technical Bulletin Reprints, vol. 8, pp. 86–100). These include
version 9 graphics with flexible display options, the ability to
meta-analyze precalculated effect estimates, and the ability to analyze
subgroups by using the by() option. Changes to the output, saved
variables, and saved results are also described.
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