Mortality prediction with a single general self-rated health question. A meta-analysis.
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...The potential for publication bias was first examined by constructing a funnel plot of the inverse of the standard error versus the effect size on a logarithmic scale, and statistically assessing asymmetry.(23) To assess the robustness of the relationship between GSRH and mortality, we performed subgroup and sensitivity analyses on studies reporting GSRH responses in multiple categories....
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...We tested for heterogeneity using fixed effects and the DerSimonian and Laird random-effects model to calculate the pooled relative risk by level of GSRH response.(21) Both models yielded similar findings, and so we present only the results from the random-effects model....
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...We performed a weighted meta-regression analysis with no intercept term to examine trends between progressively worse self-rated health and increasing risk of death using the ‘‘pool-first’’ method proposed by Greenland and Longnecker.22 The potential for publication bias was first examined by constructing a funnel plot of the inverse of the standard error versus the effect size on a logarithmic scale, and statistically assessing asymmetry.23 To assess the robustness of the relationship between GSRH and mortality, we performed subgroup and sensitivity analyses on studies reporting GSRH responses in multiple categories....
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...We performed a weighted meta-regression analysis with no intercept term to examine trends between progressively worse self-rated health and increasing risk of death using the ‘‘pool-first’’ method proposed by Greenland and Longnecker.(22) The potential for publication bias was first examined by constructing a funnel plot of the inverse of the standard error versus the effect size on a logarithmic scale, and statistically assessing asymmetry....
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