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179 The use of non-randomised studies in systematic reviews of intervention effectiveness: A content analysis of cochrane systematic reviews
2013
Occupational and Environmental Medicine
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Conclusions Few studies used propensity score analysis, two used this method for evaluating interventions (safety or coaching programs) and only one considered work adaptations/rehabilitation. More widespread use of this methodology in large workers datasets might give information of efficiency of work adaptation when intervention studies are not suitable.
doi:10.1136/oemed-2013-101717.179
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