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Conducting a Basic Meta-analysis: A Free Practical Workshop
Meta-analysis allows researchers to statistically combine findings from multiple studies to produce a more precise estimate of an effect. This practical three-session workshop is designed to introduce participants to the core concepts of meta-analysis and guide them through the basic steps of conducting, interpreting, and reporting one.
The workshop is suitable for researchers who have some familiarity with systematic reviews and want to build practical skills in quantitative evidence synthesis.
What the Workshop Covers
- Core concepts and principles of meta-analysis
- Preparing data for a basic meta-analysis
- Conducting and interpreting pooled analyses
- Understanding key meta-analysis outputs
- Reporting meta-analysis findings clearly and appropriately
Workshop Details
Format: Online | Hands-on | Interactive
Dates: 5, 12 and 19 December 2026
Time: 3:00–5:00 PM WAT
Session 1: Introduction to Meta-analysis
Facilitator: Dr Moses Asori
Session 2: Conducting a Basic Meta-analysis
Facilitator: Dr Moses Ocan
Session 3: Interpreting Results & Reporting a Meta-analysis
Facilitator: Dr Leonard Uzairue
Register here: https://bit.ly/srndec26
Build the skill, not just attend the session.
Our courses and mentorship are designed so you leave able to run a review on your own, again and again.
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