(2) Evidence-Based Medicine Flashcards

1
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Relative Risk Reduction Calculation

A

RRR= (CER-EER)/CER

=ARR/CER

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2
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Absolute Risk Reduction Definition

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Difference between patients taking the drug vs. placebo

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3
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Absolute Risk Reduction Calculation

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ARR=CER - EER

= (control event rate)-(experimental event rate)

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4
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Number needed to treat definition

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of patients that have to take the drug for one person to be treated.
Degree of benefit or risk
Lower the number more clinically significant

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5
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Number needed to treat calculation

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NNT=100/ARR

=100/(CER-EER)

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6
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Number needed to harm (NNH) definition

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Number of patients who have to take the drug to have an adverse reaction

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7
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Absolute risk increase calculation

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ARI= EER - CER

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8
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RRR vs. NNT

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RRR- can’t discriminate large vs. small risk - good for marketing
NNT- better estimate of benefit or risk

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9
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P value

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probability observed result is due to chance

P

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10
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Confidence Interval

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range of plausible results (precision of results)

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