GeMTC 0.14 contained a bug that allowed the GeMTC dataset to be saved only partially. GeMTC 0.14.1 fixes this bug as well as a number of improvements to usability and consistency. These fixes have also been incorporated in ADDIS v1.16.1.
We are happy to announce the release of ADDIS v1.16. The new release enables dose stratification for drug treatments which can be used in analyses and offers importing of ClinicalTrials.gov results.
We are happy to announce the release of GeMTC GUI 0.14. The new release enables network meta-analyses to be run directly in GeMTC GUI, in addition to being able to generate models for BUGS and JAGS.
Two new articles have been accepted and are available from the publications page. The first, "Deficiencies in the transfer and availability of clinical trials evidence: a review of existing systems and standards", will appear in BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making. The second, "Hit-And-Run enables efficient weight generation for simulation-based multiple criteria decision analysis", will appear in the European Journal of Operational Research.
We are glad to finally have a tutorial on how to perform network meta-analysis in ADDIS. The tutorial walks you through the steps necessary to perform a network meta-analysis in ADDIS and also gives the background information necessary to interpret the different models, tables, and graphs.
