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__% of values fall within 1 SD of the mean in Gaussian distribution
68%
__% of values fall within 2 SD of the mean in Gaussian distribution
95%
____ is the better measure of central tendency in skewed data?
median
what is the null hypothesis (H0)?
states theres no statistical significance between groups
what is the alternative hypothesis (Ha)?
states there is a statistical significance between groups
how to interpret a CI for difference data?
if the CI range does not include zero, the result is statistically significant
how to interpret a CI for ratio data (RR, OR, HR)?
if the CI does not include a 1, the result is statistically significant
what is a type I error?
null hypothesis was rejected in error - false positive
what is a type II error?
null hypothesis was accepted when it should have been rejected - false negative
what is used to determine type II errors?
beta
what is a study power?
the probability that a test will reject the null hypothesis correctly (avoid a type II error)
relative risk interpretation
RR = 1: no difference
RR >1: greater risk in treatment group
RR <1: lower risk in treatment group
what is a case-control study?
compares patients with a disease (cases) to those without a disease (controls) retrospectively (past)
what is a cohort study?
compares outcomes of a group exposed vs not exposed prospectively (future) and retrospectively (past)
Phase I-IV clinical trials
I: 20-100 health volunteers with the disease (safety, dosage)
II: 100-300 people with the disease (efficacy, ADRs)
III: 300-3000 people with the disease (Efficacy compared to placebo, ADRs)
IV: Post-market surveillance
Sensitivity
How effective a test identifies patients that have the condition
100% = positive in all patients with the condition
Selectivity
How effectively a test identifies patients without the condition
100% = negative in all patients without the condition
What is a cross sectional survey?
Estimates relationship between variables and outcomes at a specific time in a defined population
What are case report and case series?
Describes an adverse reaction or unique condition in a single patient or a few patients
What is a meta-analysis?
Combines results from multiple studies to develop a conclusion with greater stastical power
What is a systematic review article?
Summary of clinical literature that focuses on a specific topic or question
Ranking of reliable medical studies
1- Systematic reviews/meta analysis
2- Randomized controlled trials
3- Cohort studies
4- Case-controlled studies
5- Case series and case reports
6- Expert opinion
What is cost-minimization analysis?
Comparing treatments that have the same efficacy and safety (brand to generic)
What is cost-benefit analysis?
Determining whether benefits outweigh costs
What is cost effectiveness analysis?
Comparing treatments with different costs and effectiveness
What is cost-utlity analysis?
Comparing treatments that affect both quantity and quality of life