(Webinaire en anglais)
Perceived trustworthiness of research may be influenced by factors beyond the traditional bias domains, including study-related characteristics, research context, and external circumstances. Identifying these factors is essential for gauging the credibility of non-randomized studies of interventions (NRSIs) as they are interpreted and used in systematic reviews, and for improving their design to ensure that they provide reliable evidence for decision-making. We will present findings from a survey of international experts and a scoping review of the literature that identified factors that influence the trustworthiness of NRSIs. These factors will provide a foundation for developing tools to improve NRSIs, ultimately strengthening evidence-based decision-making.
10 juin 2026, 15h-16h
Par Sally Yaacoub, chercheuse au sein de Cochrane France et de l'équipe METHODS (CRESS UMR-1153, INSERM, Université Paris Cité)