Our new review paper on @TheBJPsych found that not all modalities of physical activity interventions are cost-effective for people with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder; and not all people would benefit equally from the intervention. Full texts see: https://t.co/TsPCJmJRU3
The call for abstract for our next R-HTA workshop is now open! All details here:
https://t.co/vHoq1cvL7r
The workshop will be organised by Pedro Saramago at @CHEyork and @UniOfYork and will be on the *8, 9, 12 June 2023* (9 in person, 8/12 online). Mark your calendars!
The programme for #ESMARConf2023 is taking shape!
We'll have an incredibly exciting and engaging week of talks, panel discussions, workshops, tutorials and networking opportunities!
Here's a thread with a few details...
#EvidenceSynthesis#MetaAnalysis#RStats
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1/6 SOCIAL HISTORY OF PSYCHIATRY IN BRITAIN
During the last decade, I have (co)written some short pieces and coedited a book on the topic.
Here I bring them together. The papers sketch an outline/ skeleton of recent history and the open access book gives a detailed account.
We've collated many reporting guidelines for various study designs, some of the main ones are listed below. But search our database for reporting guidelines for other study designs.
Good reporting is part of responsible research.
https://t.co/CTcalvoVYe
#researchintegrity
Is it a good idea to conduct meta-analysis for economic evaluations? Check our letter to the editor which was published on @eClinicalMed (https://t.co/WlHqVJSRm8) and let me know what you think. @KHE_Kings @KingsHSPR