The National Institutes of Health (NIH) quality assessment tool for case-series study (Interventional) | |||
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De Oliveira 2019 [32] | |||
Major Components | Response options | ||
1. Was the study question or objective clearly stated? | Yes | No | Cannot Determine/ Not Applicable/ Not Reported |
2. Was the study population clearly and fully described, including a case definition? | Yes | No | Cannot Determine/ Not Applicable/ Not Reported |
3. Were the cases consecutive? | Yes | No | Cannot Determine/ Not Applicable/ Not Reported |
4. Were the subjects comparable? | Yes | No | Cannot Determine/ Not Applicable/ Not Reported |
5. Was the intervention clearly described? | Yes | No | Cannot Determine/ Not Applicable/ Not Reported |
6. Were the outcome measures clearly defined, valid, reliable, and implemented consistently across all study participants? | Yes | No | Cannot Determine/ Not Applicable/ Not Reported |
7. Was the length of follow-up adequate? | Yes | No | Cannot Determine/ Not Applicable/ Not Reported |
8. Were the statistical methods well-described? | Yes | No | Cannot Determine/ Not Applicable/ Not Reported |
9. Were the results well-described? | Yes | No | Cannot Determine/ Not Applicable/ Not Reported |
Quality Rating | GOOD | FAIR | POOR |
Additional Comments (If Poor, please state why): |