Table 9B. | Quality assessment of cohort study |
| Question | Study |
|---|---|
| Rankin et al. [61] | |
| 1. “Did the study address a clearly focused issue?” | Yes |
| 2. “Was the cohort recruited in an acceptable way?” | Yes |
| 3. “Was the exposure accurately measured to minimise bias?” | Yes |
| 4. “Was the outcome accurately measured to minimise bias?” | Yes |
| 5a. “Have the authors identified all important confounding factors?” | No |
| 5b. “Have they taken account of the confounding factors in the design and/or analysis?” | No |
| 6a. “Was the follow up of subjects complete enough?” | Yes |
| 6b. “Was the follow up of subjects long enough?” | Yes |
| 7. “What are the results of the study?” | As shown in Tables 7C and 8C |
| 8. “How precise are the results?” | As shown in Tables 7C and 8C |
| 9. “Do you believe the results?” | Yes |
| 10. “Can the results be applied to the local population?” | Yes |
| 11. “Do the results of this study fit with other available evidence?” | Yes |
| 12. “What are the implications of this study for practice?” | Obese women are at risk of orofacial cleft |
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