As there are multi-software to performing a meta-analysis. Some have the several limitations and advantages over other. Additionally, some software is easy to use while other is complicated. Another hand, some are free , but others are not.
As an academic researcher, what most software could perform all analyses and the same time ,should be easy to use and fulfil what academic researcher need ?
Try MetaXL - I have used it in over 20 meta-analyses and was created with academics in mind
COI disclosure: Am involved in its development
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Dear Collegue. I would suggest you the RevMan software by the Cochrane Collaboration. It's free and available at the Cochrane Collaboration website. Moreover, it's easy to use and has several several tools (quality assessment, funnel plots and so on).
With kind regards
Mauro
Definitely Comprehensive Meta-Analysis. You can download a trial version for free:
https://www.meta-analysis.com/
If you want easy, why don't you try to do it in Excel, see www.meta-essentials.com (a set of workbooks we developed). If you want the best and if you are familiar with R, try metafor by Viechtbauer.
Article Conducting Meta-Analyses in R with The metafor Package
I use Stata for meta-analysis. It is easy to learn and flexible and enables advanced analyses such as meta-regression.
Hi,
So I helped write MAVIS which is basically a shiny application that serves as a wrapper for the metafor package. You can install MAVIS from CRAN or you can download the development version which has a few new features. Also there is a Turkish translation of MAVIS called aRma which is included in the R package. An online demo can be found here http://kylehamilton.net/shiny/aRma/
Online Demo
http://kylehamilton.net/shiny/MAVIS/
Here is the GitHub page
https://github.com/kylehamilton/MAVIS
All these options are valid and powerful! Besides, you could jave a look at: https://www.meta-analysis.com/
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