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Also, different scales of study quality were used in each of the systematic reviews.
Table 3 presents the final number of articles retained for review in each of the systematic reviews conducted, as well as the quality assessments and classification.
In part this issue relates to study design and the blinding of observers and adequate concealment of group allocation, factors that have been assessed as part of the study quality ratings used in each of the systematic reviews.
A narrative review is provided for each of the systematic reviews and in table format the number and date range of papers included, intervention(s), primary outcome or other public health outcomes of interest, results (including key statistical findings e.g. p values or odds ratios) are described and whether the review included a meta analysis or not.
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13613_2016_232_MOESM4_ESM.docx Additional file 4. Figure 2S: Number of transports in each country of the systematic review.
The flow diagram in Figure 1 shows the papers retrieved and excluded at each stage of the systematic review.
The inclusion of papers in each stage of the systematic review will be shown in a diagram adapted from the PRISMA statement 3 (see figure 1).
Figure 1 presents the number of articles identified, the number of articles included and excluded, and the rationale for inclusion or exclusion for each step of the systematic search.
The outcomes listed or detailed in the Method section and the outcomes reported in the results section were compared for all trial publications to determine whether each outcome of the systematic review was measured and analysed.
For each of them, the systematic part is given, together with the type of the model (binary GLM or Poisson GLM) and values of AIC.
Each of the ten systematic reviews discussed plausibility of different effects for at least one of three factors: patient characteristics, intervention delivery or comparator.
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