Assessing publication bias in meta-analysis

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Various methods are used to assess the impact of publication bias on the use of meta-analysis, which is becoming increasingly advocated in nursing for synthesizing and integrating the empirical literature. This assessment gives clinicians and decision-makers the most appropriate information.

Clinical trials, Meta-analysis

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Using multilevel analysis in patient and organizational outcomes research

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Outcome research compares patient and organizational outcomes across institutions, dealing with variables measured at different hierarchical levels. It informs researchers to consider multilevel modeling while designing sound research methods.

Patient care, Outcome and process assessment (Health Care), Outcome and process assessment (Medical care)

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Measuring the frequency of contact between nursing home residents and their family and friends

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A methodological report shows the measurement of family involvement in nursing home care. It also examines the agreement between family and staff on the frequency of visits and phone calls to family and friends.

Domestic relations, Family relations, Engagement (Philosophy)

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