Selective Cutoff Reporting in Studies of Diagnostic Test Accuracy: A Comparison of Conventional and Individual-Patient-Data Meta-Analyses of the Patient Health Questionnaire-9 Depression Screening Tool
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Mary A Whooley | Lorie A. Kloda | John P A Ioannidis | Ian Shrier | Femke Lamers | Simon Gilbody | Andrea Benedetti | Pim Cuijpers | Scott B Patten | Dean McMillan | R. Steele | J. Ioannidis | P. Cuijpers | B. Levis | B. Thombs | S. Patten | B. Löwe | L. Williams | A. Benedetti | M. Whooley | S. Gilbody | D. McMillan | F. Lamers | A. Yeung | I. Shrier | C. Bombardier | L. Stafford | H. van Weert | F. de Lima Osório | S. Loureiro | D. Gjerdingen | J. Fann | Jesse R Fann | Charles H Bombardier | Bernd Löwe | Brooke Levis | Manote Lotrakul | Juwita Shaaban | Lesley Stafford | Roy C Ziegelstein | R. Ziegelstein | K. Wittkampf | Linda S Williams | Brett D Thombs | A. Levis | M. Lotrakul | J. Shaaban | Russell J Steele | Albert S Yeung | Henk C P M van Weert | Flavia de Lima Osório | Dwenda Gjerdingen | Karin A Wittkampf | Alexander W Levis | Lorie A Kloda | Sonia R Loureiro | Henk C. P. M. van Weert | L. Williams | Karin A. Wittkampf
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