CDM Intervention Effects (9/19a) [Integrative Care] Flashcards

1
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Intervention effects - Within group

A

change measured within a group

pre-intervention measures compared to post intervention measures

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Intervention effects - Between groups

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Comparing the changes measured in each of the intervention groups

Compare within group differences between control group and intervention group

Compare within group differences between groups receiving different interventions

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3
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Effect size

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magnitude of the differences between groups

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4
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Absolute effect/Absolute mean difference (AMD)

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within group difference; between group difference

used to measure effect; can easily use and apply clinically

reported with units

compare with established MDC and MCID

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5
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Standardized effect/Standardized mean difference (SMD)

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used to compare magnitude of change across different outcome measures (measures effect size)

no units

doesn’t directly relate to clinically meaningful change

calculated by AMD/pooled SD

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6
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Interpreting SMD

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  1. 20 minimal effect
  2. 50 moderate effect
  3. 80 large effect
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7
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Statistical Approach

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report p values (usually <0.05)

useful in doing research

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8
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Effect Size Approach

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give mean changes and confidence interval

useful in using the research (EX: presenting research)

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9
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If you want to know what effect should the patient expect, use…

A

within group, absolute effect

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10
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If you want to know is the intervention more effective than another, use…

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between groups, absolute OR standardized effect

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If you want to know how confident should I be in the effects, use…

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between OR within groups, absolute OR standardized effect

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12
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If you want to compare effects across studies using different outcomes, use…

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within group, standardized effect

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13
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Calculations - Confidence Interval (CI)

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CI= Effect ± z𝛼 * SEmean

Using:

  • The variability of the sample (SD)
  • Sample size (n)
  • How confident you want to be
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14
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Calculations - Standard Error of the Effect (SEmean)

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StdError= stdev/√n

Using:

  • Standard deviation (stdev)
  • Sample size (n)
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15
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The larger the standard deviation, the ___ the confidence interval

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larger

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16
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The larger the sample size, the ___ the confidence interval

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smaller

17
Q

The larger the z score, the ___ the confidence interval

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larger

18
Q

How confident do I want to be? → z𝛼

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Alpha (a), How confident?
68%, z = 1
95%, z = 1.96 ≈ 2
99%, z = 2.58

19
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Weighted mean difference

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Some data points or studies may get weighted more heavily for quality based on larger sample size, etc.

Displayed with a larger mean data point, a colored box around the mean, etc