Generated Narrative: CodeSystem synthesis-type Last updated: 2020-04-09 21:10:28+0000 This case-sensitive code system http://terminology.hl7.org/CodeSystem/synthesis-type defines the following codes: Code Display Definition std-MA summary data meta-analysis A meta-analysis of the summary data of estimates from individual studies or data sets. IPD-MA individual patient data meta-analysis A meta-analysis of the individual participant data from individual studies or data sets. indirect-NMA indirect network meta-analysis An indirect meta-analysis derived from 2 or more direct comparisons in a network meta-analysis. combined-NMA combined direct plus indirect network meta-analysis An composite meta-analysis derived from direct comparisons and indirect comparisons in a network meta-analysis. range range of results A range of results across a body of evidence. classification classifcation of results An approach describing a body of evidence by categorically classifying individual studies (eg 3 studies showed beneft and 2 studied found no effect). NotApplicable not applicable Not applicable because the evidence is not from a synthesis but from a single study. Used fo explicitly state that it's not a synthesis. pooled pooled rates An unweighted average.
Types of combining results from a body of evidence (eg. summary data meta-analysis).
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A meta-analysis of the summary data of estimates from individual studies or data sets.
A meta-analysis of the individual participant data from individual studies or data sets.
An indirect meta-analysis derived from 2 or more direct comparisons in a network meta-analysis.
combined direct plus indirect network meta-analysis
An composite meta-analysis derived from direct comparisons and indirect comparisons in a network meta-analysis.
A range of results across a body of evidence.
An approach describing a body of evidence by categorically classifying individual studies (eg 3 studies showed beneft and 2 studied found no effect).
Not applicable because the evidence is not from a synthesis but from a single study. Used fo explicitly state that it's not a synthesis.