Aamir Memon

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Ways to improve the methodology of meta-analysis in sports and exercise medicine: what do we often see in peer review?

Sep 1, 2024 | bmjopensem.bmj.com | Patrick Owen |Ishtiaq Ahmed |Aamir Memon |Nash Anderson

Meta-analysisSportsExerciseMedicineSystematic reviews with meta-analyses of randomised controlled trials are often considered the highest form of scientific evidence. Meta-analyses are an indispensable tool offering a statistically powerful method to pool effect estimates from multiple studies. However, the methodology of meta-analysis is often fraught with complexities and challenges that can markedly impact conclusions and generalisability.
"Indexed journals with no or low article processing charges: An alternative publishing venue for Pakistani researchers" because it will be concise and better structured that way | Journal of the Pakistan Medical Association

Apr 22, 2024 | ojs.jpma.org.pk | Aamir Memon |Ishtiaq Ahmed |Vrije Universiteit Brussel

Publishing research is an integral part of an individual’s academic career. It is a requirement during higher education (e.g., Masters, PhD). Publication profile is also needed for job appointments and promotions as a mandatory requirement by several organisations.
Common issues of systematic reviews in the sports and exercise medicine field

Jan 1, 2024 | bmjopensem.bmj.com | Aamir Memon |Patrick Owen |Nash Anderson |Evert Verhagen

Sports Exercise Medicine Method Review Systematic reviews that include meta-analysis, and in particular meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials, with the exception of umbrella and rapid reviews,1 are at the top of hierarchy of evidence, as these studies apply the scientific method to identify high-quality evidence, such as randomised controlled trials, and synthesise this evidence via meta-analytical methods that afford greater statistical power than any one study alone.2 3...
Common issues of systematic reviews in the sports and exercise medicine field

Jun 12, 2023 | themdshop.com | Aamir Memon |Patrick Owen |Nash Anderson |Evert Verhagen

Sports Exercise Medicine Method Review Systematic reviews that include meta-analysis, and in particular meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials, with the exception of umbrella and rapid reviews,1 are at the top of hierarchy of evidence, as these studies apply the scientific method to identify high-quality evidence, such as randomised controlled trials, and synthesise this evidence via meta-analytical methods that afford greater statistical power than any one study alone.2 3...