Module 9: Evidence about Prognostic Factors

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prognosis tells us what information?

  • Which outcome could happen

  • The likelihood that outcomes will happen

  • The time-frame for outcome development

  • Develop POC and set goals

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What is a prognostic indicator?

A variable that may predict any type of event or outcome

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What is a risk factor?

A factor that may predict adverse events or outcomes

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What is the definition of Relative Risk?

  • "What is the risk of this outcome occurring"

  • Ratio of risk for developing the adverse outcomes in patients with the risk factor vs patients without the risk factor

  • (Comparable to odds ratio BUT depends on incidence of outcomes in both groups)

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What is the definition of Odds Ratio?

  • "What are the odds of this outcome occurring"

  • The odds that an individual with the prognostic/risk factor will develop the variable of interest

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How is relative risk calculated?

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What does a Relative Risk of >1 indicate?

Increased risk of an adverse outcome

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What does a Relative Risk of <1 indicate?

Decreased risk of the adverse outcome

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How is the Odds Ratio (OR) calculated?

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If the odds ratio is negative, how are the scores interpretted?

OR > 1: odds are in favor of an adverse outcome (problem will develop)

OR < 1: odds are against an adverse outcome (prognostic factor is protective against the problem)

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If the odds ratio is positive, how are the scores interpretted?

OR > 1: odds are in favor of an positive outcome

OR < 1: odds are against an positive outcome (prognostic factor is harmful)

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What does it mean if an odds ratio is 1.0?

Represnets a 50:50 chance of increasing or decreasing the odds that the outcome will occur?

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What does it mean if the Relative Risk (RR) is 1.0?

Represents a 50:50 chance that increasing or decreasing the risk that the outcome will occur

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What is an inception cohort?

Subjects enrolled in a study before they develop the outcome of interest