Dear R Users,
Is there a package that performs multiple-treatment meta-analysis in R?
Also, most of the articles I read that apply MTM are interested in combining
direct and indirect effects. I am interested in adjusting for multiple
comparisons within the same study (multiple comparison probelm - I think). For
example, I am doing a meta-analysis where some RCTs have 3 arms (A, B and
control) and both A - Contol and B - Control contribute to the same
meta-analysis. Will MTM be able to handle this situation? I will appreciate a
good reference that explains the concepts and principles behind MTM (not just
an application with a statement and a table of results).
I am aware of the other recommended, yet basic, methods for approaching this
situation. I am interested in what MTM has to offer.
Thanks for your time and efforts.
Regards,
Pryseley
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