Self-development


Everyone You’ll Ever Meet Knows Something You Don’t

Get ready to dive into my favorite list with an array of tutorials from various sources, all freely accessible.

Systematic reviews – Meta-analysis

Get started with PRISMA Statement Reporting Guidelines, and read original articles from Dr Matthew J Page (BMJ, 2021), and originally Dr Moher D (Ann Int Med, 2009)

Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews of Interventions, by Drs Julian Higgins, James Thomas et al.

JBI Manual for Evidence Synthesis, by Drs Aromataris E, Munn Z et al.

University of York, Center for Reviews and Dissemination (CRD), with a sharp guidance and accessible databases

Welch Medical Library, SR method guides

Introduction to Meta-analysis,  a clear and thorough introduction to meta-analysis by Dr Borenstein, one of my favorite authors in SR-MA

Common Mistakes in Meta-analysis and How to Avoid Them, also by Dr Borenstein. A hardcopy is readily accessible on Amazon

Doing Meta-analysis in R, a book by Mathias Harrer x CRC Press

Beyond academia…

Microsoft Learn: Build skills that open doors. See all you can do with documentation, hands-on training, and certifications to help you get the most from Microsoft products

ChatGPT, the you know who – don’t forget Microsoft Bing AI and Google Bard (requires log in)

Justice at Harvard; What’s the right thing to do?

Tài chính & Kinh doanh, a must-follow Vietnamese Youtube channel where I learned about finance (particularly personal finance and planning), how business runs, and investment

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