MATRICS: A Method for Aggregating The Reporting of Interventions in Complex Studies

Carter, Kym; Jerzembek, Gabi S; Cheung, Ivy; Cohen, David; Hutchings, Hayley; Rapport, Frances; Seagrove, Anne; Williams, John G; Russell, Ian

doi:10.1186/1745-6215-12-s1-a147

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MATRICS: A Method for Aggregating The Reporting of Interventions in Complex Studies

Kym Carter

, Gabi S Jerzembek, Ivy Cheung, David Cohen, Hayley Hutchings

, Frances Rapport

, Anne Seagrove, John G Williams, Ian Russell

Trials, Volume: 12, Issue: S1

Swansea University Authors: Kym Carter , Ivy Cheung, Hayley Hutchings , Frances Rapport , Anne Seagrove, Ian Russell

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DOI (Published version): 10.1186/1745-6215-12-s1-a147

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There are few rigorous methods for combining qualitative and quantitative findings from studies with complex interventions using multiple research methods and giving appropriate weight to each without introducing bias to the overall conclusions.We developed a Method for Aggregating The Reporting of...

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MATRICS: A Method for Aggregating The Reporting of Interventions in Complex Studies

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