You are a god sir! Thank you for this. My EBP class went over this and was able to get 90% of it but you brought it down to such layman terms that it makes TOTAL SENSE NOW!!! Thank you for this!!!!
Hopefully he did :-D because he is in no position to give other people paid advices with his level of knowledge. It was laughable seeing him embarrass himself so much. But hey, he has "master class" in everything so he must be right in everything he says... Gotta love people who got tons of certificates but don't have the foundational knowledge.
2things: 1) the authors of the paper where I got the figure from chose the scale 2) it's based upon the results and the confidence intervals. The right side can go to infinity but the left side is more bounded because it is a ratio measure. There are limits of how small the lower end of a conf interval of a ratio can be. Hope this makes sense. If not I'll try another explanation
Thanks for a great video! Question: a lot of times the studies don't label at the bottom which side favors control vs exp Is it by convention that the left side favors exp and right favors control? Thanks
Hello sir First of all thank you so much for uploading such informative video on RU-vid.i believe this would have helped all the learners. Dear sir..I have 5 forest plot would you please interpret for me..
Hi Terry, I just want to thank you for making it really clearer!! my question to you is when you have been given this kind of plot and asked to write about the finding, do we have to focuse on the 95% CI and p value? can we also include the rest of the finding and describe them? BW
I'm wondering why Study4, which had no events, was not assigned a weight into the Total. Study4 is included in the Total (I.e. 20+30+15+20+40+102=227), but seems to be assigned no Weight.
i would like to know if this diamond had a value above 1 but on the control side... would that mean that there is an increased risk in control group or the case group
Thank you so much for the video. Question about gray boxes on the forest plot when gray boxes are superimposed on black solid boxes representing point estimates. What do these gray boxes represent? Khera R, Murad MH, Chandar AK, et al. Association of pharmacological treatments for obesity with weight loss and adverse events: a systematic review and meta-analysis. JAMA. doi:10.1001/jama.2016.7602