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  • Aggregate data meta-analysis is a common method for synthesizing research findings.
  • Understanding different meta-analysis approaches, including fixed- and random-effects models, is crucial for accurate results.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To provide a comprehensive tutorial on aggregate data meta-analysis.
  • To detail random-effects models, their variations, and practical implementation.
  • To discuss alternative and emerging meta-analysis models.

Main Methods:

  • Introduction to aggregate and individual participant data meta-analysis.
  • Detailed explanation of fixed- versus random-effects models, emphasizing random-effects.
  • Demonstration of random-effects models using method of moments, including intercept-only and single-predictor models.
  • Overview of alternative random-effects approaches (ML, REML, profile likelihood) and a non-parametric method.
  • Review of statistical software for conducting random-effects meta-analysis.

Main Results:

  • Comparison of different random-effects meta-analysis approaches.
  • Identification of disadvantages associated with random-effects meta-analysis.
  • Introduction to novel models like the varying coefficient model for aggregate data meta-analysis.

Conclusions:

  • Recommends continued use of established random-effects models pending further testing of newer methods.
  • Advocates for integrating well-validated new models into statistical software.
  • Highlights the importance of robust meta-analysis techniques for evidence synthesis.