A re-evaluation of fixed effect(s) meta-analysis
Slides [.pdf] for my talk at the RSS discussion of my 2017 paper with Julian Higgins and Thomas Lumley
Some further material:
- Slides for a talk at JSM (August 2024) [.pdf]
- Slides for a talk at the CHARGE Consortium's Denver meeting (May 2024) [.pdf]
- Short course: nine sessions-worth of slides, recordings, exercises. Edinburgh, March 2024
- Exact inference for fixed-effects meta-analysis of 2x2 tables: Hansen and Rice, June 2023 [.pdf]
- Slides for a seminar at University of Indiana (March 30, 2023) [.pdf]
- Karolinska Methods week
- Slides for a seminar (June 8, 2022) [.pdf]
- Slides for a tutorial (June 8, 2022) [.pdf]
- R markdown file with just the examples [.Rmd, .html]
- Slides for a seminar at University of Glasgow (June 1, 2022) [.pdf]
- Slides for an audience of epidemiologists, at UW's Cardiovascular Health Research Unit (May 25, 2022) [.pdf]
- A Bayesian Fixed Effects Approach to Meta-Analysis: Dominguez-Islas and Rice, July 2022 [.pdf]
- Exact inference for fixed-effects meta-analysis of proportions: Hansen and Rice, Sept 2021 [paper]
- Improved inference for fixed effects meta-analysis of 2x2 tables: Li and Rice, Feb 2020 [paper]
- Slides for a seminar at Ohio State (Feb 7, 2019) [.pdf]
- Slides for the RSS/PSI joint webinar (Sept 28 2018) [.pdf] [Video of talk and discussion]
- Slides for the (longer) University of Edinburgh seminar (Sept 14 2018) [.pdf]
- Slides for Ken's August 2018 JSM talk [.pdf]
- Addressing the estimation of standard errors in fixed effects meta-analysis: Dominguez-Islas and Rice, Statistics in Medicine 2018 [paper]
- A re-evaluation of fixed effect(s) meta-analysis: Rice, Higgins and Lumley, JRSSA 2017 [paper]
Many R packages for meta-analysis are described in the relevant R Task View. The Cochrane collaboration also provides the stand-alone RevMan package. Any general-purpose meta-analysis software can be expected to provide fixed-effects analysis.