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randomized control trial
you control or manipulate the exposure
at the individual level
community control trial
you control or manipulate the exposure
at the group level
cohort
following the people over time
you started with people who did not have the outcome → because we want to measure incidence later
exposure-based and population-based samples
cohort: exposure-based sample
made up of subjects with a common exposure
examples: veterans, college graduates, workers exposed to lead during battery production, childhood cancer survivors
cohort: population-based sample
exposures unknown until the first period of observation (baseline) when exposure information is collected
examples: after clinical assessment, collection of biologic samples
case control
you are finding people with and without disease
cross-sectional
only one point in time but you don’t know if they have the disease unless you ask them
ecological
group analysis
no manipulation
prophylactic trial
prevent disease
therapeutic disease
treat, cure, or manage existing disease