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Handbook information
Part 1: Cochrane reviews
Part 2: General methods for Cochrane reviews
Part 3: Special topics
    13 Including non-randomized studies
    14 Adverse effects
       14.1 Introduction
          14.1.1 The need to consider adverse effects
          14.1.2 Concepts and terminology
          14.1.3 When it is most important to consider adverse effects
          Table 14.1.a: Contexts and examples warranting detailed
       14.2 Scope of a review addressing adverse effects
       14.3 Choosing which adverse effects to include
       14.4 Types of studies
       14.5 Search methods for adverse effects
       14.6 Assessing risk of bias for adverse effects
       14.7 Chapter information
       Box 14.7.a: The Cochrane Adverse Effects Methods Group
       14.8 References
    15 Incorporating economics evidence
    16 Special topics in statistics
    17 Patient-reported outcomes
    18 Reviews of individual patient data
    19 Prospective meta-analysis
    20 Qualitative research and Cochrane reviews
    21 Reviews in public health and health promotion
    22 Overviews of reviews
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