Other Study Designs Flashcards

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Factorial Design

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Answer two or more research questions in one cohort of subjects

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2
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Factorial Design Pros

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More efficient

Save time and resources

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Factorial Design Cons

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Potential interactions between treatment effects

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4
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Medical Tests

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Risk factor screening
Disease diagnosis
Estimate prognosis

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5
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Medical tests descriptive or observational

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Causality is usually irrelevant
Objective: association between a test and a particular outcome
Criteria for clinical usefulness

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6
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Considerations

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Performance of the “gold standard”
Generalizability (disease spectrum and variability)
Blinding
Cost vs Charges

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7
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Health Related Quality of Life

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Refers to total well being including physical health and functioning, psychological health and functioning, social functioning and pt perceptions of general well being

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8
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Cost-effective threshold

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Value judgement with no current consensus

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9
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Quasi-experimental design

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Pre-post intervention
Treatment is not random
Answers: What is the effect of X on Y?
Cannot make definitive causal inferences

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10
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Define Utility

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Evaluate the impact of a new poly, practice guideline, therapeutic agent

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11
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Define autonomy

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Respect each participant as a person capable of making an informed decision regarding participation in the research study
Uncoherced and fully informed

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12
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Ethical Principles per Belmont Report

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Autonomy
Beneficence
Justice

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13
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Define Deneficence

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Maximize benefits for the individual participant and/or society while minimizing risk of harm to the individual
Individual takes risk and population takes benefits

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14
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Define Justice

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Equitable selection of participants

Equality in distribution of benefits and burdens among the population groups likely to benefit from the research

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15
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Institutional Review Board

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Oversight committee to ensure that human research is ethical and justified
All research reviewed here first
Exemption of waiver is determined by IRB

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16
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Informed Consent

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Disclosure
Understanding
Voluntary
Competence
Consent
17
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Children Consent

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Pt’s Assent

Parental/Guardian Consent

18
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Special populations include

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Childre, cognitively impaired, terminally ill, prisoners