Analysing and Interpreting Research

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CONSORT Statement

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Why are the criteria in the CONSORT Statement useful for assessing RCT quality?

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PICO

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CASP Checklist

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Why is the CASP Checklist valuable?

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What affects the validity of a study?

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Weak vs strong inclusion and exclusion criteria

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What increases the generalisability of a study?

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Interpreting ratios

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Interpreting confidence intervals

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What are the reasons for a confidence interval including 1?

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Intention to treat analysis

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Pre-analytical factors affecting lab test results

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Post-analytical factors affecting lab test results

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Within-subject variation

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Between-subject variation

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How does a laboratory monitor the analytical performance of results produced?

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What are reference intervals and how can they be determined?

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Sensitivity

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Specificity

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Positive Predictive Value (PPV)

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Negative Predictive Value (NPV)

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Sampling errors

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How can bias be reduced in community surveys?

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Strategies to reduce sampling bias

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What randomisation errors can occur?

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What are the risks of a non-blinded trial?

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Placebo effect

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Blinding and double-blinding definitions

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For which trial methods is blinding not possible?

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How can the effects of a study that cannot blind the participants be mitigated?

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RCT

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Observational Study

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Observational Study vs RCT

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What special considerations might be relevant when planning, executing and following-up a research programme involving recruitment of subjects within a country where governance arrangements and social structures differ substantially from those within the UK. An example might be the conduct of HIV drug trials in a low-income country – how might the perspectives of their authorities, citizens and carers differ from the perspectives in the UK?