POPHLTH 111- module 1

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What does epidemiology start by doing?

Describing population (Denominator)

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Denominator

Population

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Numerator

Cases of disease

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Frequency of disease =

N/D

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Population

Group who shares one or more common feature

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Health and disease

Narrow- absence of death, diesease, disability
Broad - capacity to do what matters to you

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When measuring N/D, it must be what?

Over a period of time, or at a point in time

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Epidemiological equation =

(N/D)/T

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Pecot stands for

Population/ participants, EG & CG, outcome and time

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In an ideal study, the circle, triangle and square all_____

Have the same number of participants

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How to calculate EGO?

a/EG

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How to calculate CGO?

b/CG

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how are EGO and CGO measured?

/1000 people

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A downwards time arrow suggests?

Study takes place OVERTIME

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Goal of all epidemiological studies?

Calculate EGO and CGO

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Cohort study

Allocated to groups by measurement, happens overtime

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Observational study vs RCT

Observational is real life, RCT allocate to groups

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Is death measured by incidence of prevalence?

Always incidence

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Sideways arrow of time means

Measured at a point in time

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Downwards time arrow means

Measured overtime

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Calculating EGO and CGO incidence

add time. EGO = a/EG(/T)

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Calculate EGO and CGO prevalence

T = 1 so equation is unaffected

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What does it indicate if incidence changes rapidly overtime?

The disease is preventable (environmental factors often)

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Numerical

Numbers

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Categorical

Yes or no, often above or below certain number

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Is incidence categorical or numerical?

Always categorical

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Is prevalence numercial or categorical?

Both

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Cross sectional study

Same as cohort study except its measured at one point in time, and so can only measure prevalence, whilst cohort measures both