Lec 1 Flashcards

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qualifications for FULL IRB review

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  • more than minimal risk
  • sensitive topic
  • minors or other vulnerable populations (prisoners, fetus)
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most prospective research that includes an intervention requires a ____ IRB review

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full

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3
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qualifications for expedited IRB review

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  • minimal risk
  • blood draw < 5 mL, physical exam, routine psychological testing
  • non-interventional studies (observation)
  • survey/questionnaire (non-sensitive)
  • electrophysiological studies
  • genomic studies
  • non-invasive imaging
  • collecting or meta-analysis of existing data
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T/F: a survey/questionnaire has to be anonymous to qualify for expedited review

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F

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5
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qualifications for exempt IRB review

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  • little to no risk
  • no sensitive topic
  • no vulnerable populations
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examples of IRB exempt research

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  • anonymous questionnaires
  • educational setting with normal curriculum
  • archival data with anonymous data
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7
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EBP is the integration of

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EQUALLY:
best research evidence
clinical expertise
patient values

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what does FINER stand for when considering a research study?

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Feasible
Interesting
Novel
Ethical
Relevant

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9
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what is the difference between Medline and PubMed?

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PubMed is just a means to access Medline; Medline is an actual database

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10
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what are secondary sources of information?

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books
meta-analyses
reviews
systematic reviews

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what are primary sources of information?

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clinical trials
randomized control trials

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what are the strengths of primary source articles?

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  • immediately current
  • many available online in full text
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what are the weaknesses of primary source articles?

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  • must read and extract info (expt PEDro)
  • only find articles in journals listed in their engine
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14
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what are the grades of the strength of evidence? strongest? weakest?

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A-F
A = strongest
F = weakest

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15
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what is the order of evidence strength by levels from strongest to weakest?

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1a
1b
1c
2a
2b
2c
3a
3b
4
5

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16
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what is a 1a?

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systematic reviews of RCTs

17
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what is a 1b?

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RCT with narrow CI

18
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what is a 1c?

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all or none

19
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what is a 2a?

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systematic review of cohort studies

20
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what is a 2b?

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cohort study or low quality RCT

21
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what is a 2c?

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outcomes research

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what is a 3a?

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systemic review of case-control studies

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what is a 3b?

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individual case-control studies

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what is a 4?

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case reports, small case studies

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what is a 5?
expert opinion without any critical appraisal and bench research
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how is the standard mean difference (SMD) calculated?
mean difference / avg SD
27
PEDro only assesses
RCTs
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what type of study is the quality assessment of diagnostic accuracy studies (QUADAS) tool for?
outcome measures
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what does quadas measure?
the quality of a study that investigates the diagnostic accuracy of a test