ROBINS-I is a risk-of-bias assessment tool for non-randomised studies of interventions. Its seven domains cover the stages before, during and after intervention, with particular attention to confounding factors.
Non-randomised studies of interventions (when RCTs are unavailable).
Each domain is rated low, moderate, serious or critical. The overall risk equals the worst domain — by design the study is benchmarked against a hypothetical ideal RCT.
Used for non-randomised studies of interventions when RCTs are unavailable.
The platform applies ROBINS-I to full-text project articles and shows a supporting excerpt beneath each judgement.
