5th Annual meeting of the Society for Research Synthesis Methodology
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PROGRAMME Sala de Grados, School of Business, University of Cartagena 5-7 July 2010 Monday, 5 July 0930 Welcome: John Ioannidis, President, and Julio Sánchez Meca, Local Arrangements Chair 0945 Presidential Address John Ioannidis: Meta-research and the art of getting it wrong 1045 Coffee 1115 Introductions by delegates 1200 Cross-disciplinary challenges Gavin Stewart 1230 Lunch Special Session: Bias adjustment in synthesis 1330 Bias adjustment in evidence synthesis Becky Turner 1400 Models for potentially biased evidence in meta-analysis using empirically based priors Nicky J Welton 1430 ‘Cross-disciplinary’ discussion, led by Mike Brannick and Larry Hedges 1510 Tea 1540 Adjusting for biases in a multi-parameter epidemiological synthesis model Tony Ades 1610 A case study in sensitivity to bias adjustments in a meta-analysis incorporated into a cost-effectiveness model Hayley Jones, Sylwia Bujkiewicz, Rebecca Turner, Monica Lai, Nicola Cooper, Neil Hawkins, Hazel Pilgrim, Keith Abrams, David Spiegelhalter, Alex Sutton 1630 Mapping bias issues in 30 years of biomedical research David Chavalarias & John Ioannidis 1650 General discussion of bias adjustment issues 1715 End of session {1715-1915 Trustees meeting (for Trustees only)} -------------------------------- Tuesday, 6 July Session 2: General methodological issues 0900 Issues in the planning of systematic reviews in food and feed safety Julian Higgins 0920 Comparing the performance of alternative statistical tests for moderators in mixed-effects meta-regression models José A López-López, Wolfgang Viechtbauer, Julio Sánchez-Meca & Fulgencio Marín-Martínez 0950 The Reliability Generalization Meta-analytic Approach: Do different Statistical Methods matter? Julio Sánchez Meca, José A. López-López, José A López-Pina & Fulgencio Marín-Martínez 1010 Sample Heterogeneity and Reliability Generalization Juan Botella 1030 Conducting Meta-Analyses in R with the metafor Package Wolfgang Viechtbauer 1050 Coffee Session 3: Correlated estimates 1120 Structural Equation Models in Meta-Analysis: Can Control Stochastic Dependence Due to Multiple Treatment GroupsPaul R. Hernadez, Tania B. Huedo-Medina, H. Jane Rogers & Blair T. Johnson 1140 Synthesis of a Partial Effect Size for the r Family Ariel Aloe 1200 Further Results on Robust Variance Estimates for Meta-analysis Involving Correlated Effect Size Estimates Elizabeth Tipton & Nathan Jones 1220 Representing multiple treatment effects using synthesized regression models Betsy Becker 1240 Synthesizing evidence on multiple measures with measurement errors Guobing Lu & Tony Ades 1300 Lunch Tuesday, 6 July (ctd) Session 4: Special designs 1400 Meta-analysis of Growth Curves from Sample Means Jack L. Vevea & Martyna Citkowicz 1430 Diagnostic reviews: should we focus summary points or summary curves? Petra Macaskill 1450 Characteristics of Single-Case Designs Relevant to Their Synthesis. Will R Shadish & Kristynn Sullivan. 1510 The Visual and Narrative Interpretation of Research Syntheses Geoffrey D. Borman & Jeffrey A. Grigg 1530 Tea 1545 Business Meeting including presentation of the Olkin Award, and a report from the Journal editors. 1715 End of Session 1800 Harbour boat trip, followed by bus to dinner in Cabo de Palos 2400 Return to NH Hotel ------------------------------ Wednesday, 7 July Session 5: Networks and Multilevel analyses 0900 Structural- vs. Study-Level Characteristics in Meta-Analysis: Application to HIV Prevention InterventionsTania B. Huedo-Medina & Blair T. Johnson0920 Using multilevel models for dependent effect sizes Wim Van den Noortgate 0940 Second Order Meta-Analysis Frank L. Schmidt & In-Sue Oh 1000 Combining Pre-Post and Group Comparison Effect Sizes to Conduct a Multiple-Treatments Meta-Analysis of Substance Abuse Treatment for AdolescentsMark W. Lipsey, Emily Tanner-Smith & Sandra J. Wilson Wednesday, 7 July (ctd) 1020 Multiple Treatments Meta-Analysis for Categorical Outcomes Christopher H Schmid, Thomas A Trikalinos & Ingram Olkin 1040 Coffee Session 6: Publication bias and missing data (etc) 1110 Quantifying Selective Reporting and the Proteus Phenomenon for Multiple Datasets with Similar Bias Thomas Pfeiffer, Lars Bertram & John P.A. Ioannidis 1130 Empirical investigation of bias in the reporting, publication, and dissemination of randomized controlled trials in the behavioral and social sciences: A proposal Julia H. Littell 1150 The need for principles for meta-analysis utilizing non–peer-reviewed data in the public domain Jesse A. Berlin 1220 A New Approach to Meta-analysis Using Joint Partial Identification RegionsChristopher Rhoads 1240 Using Bibliometric Temporal Trends to Predict Numbers of Studies Available for Research SynthesisBlair T. Johnson &Tania B. Huedo-Medina 1300 Lunch 1400 The Olkin Award Lecture Joseph Lau: Towards a Data Repository for Systematic Reviews in Healthcare 1500 End of presentation sessions 1600 Bus from NH Hotel to Murcia, for tour followed by Conference Dinner at Siete Coronas Hotel 2400 Return to NH Hotel Cartagena by bus for those not staying at Siete Coronas Hotel, Murcia Download 27.16 Kb. Share with your friends:
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