Statistics Flashcards

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Descriptive Study purpose

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Document/communicate experience, begin to search for explanation

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Descriptive Study - Study Types

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Case Reports, case series, population studies

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Observational Study Purpose

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Generates hypothesis about causes, etiologies, predictions; investigator observes nature

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4
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Observational Study study types

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Case control, cohort (follow up), cross-sectional

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5
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Experimental study purpose

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Evaluate efficacy of interventions, investigator controls randomization

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6
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Experimental study - study types

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Clinical trials

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7
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Types of controls in studies

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Placebo, historical, standard treatment, cross-over

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8
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What is the hypothesis for each study type? Superiority, Equivalence, and Non-inferiority

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Superiority: no difference
Equivalence: groups are not equivalent
Non-inferiority: therapy is NOT non-inferior to standard

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9
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Types of descriptive statistics

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Measures of central tendency
Measures of variability (range, IQR, stdev)

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10
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Types of inferential statistics

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Confidence intervals

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11
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Nominal data definition

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No implied rank/order
No arithmetic relationship between classes

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Examples of nominal data

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Response rate, ADE (yes/no), groups, categories

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Ordinal Data definition

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Categories with implied rank order
Order is understood, but the intervals are not equal

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14
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Examples of ordinal data

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Likert scale, NYHA HF classes

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15
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Incidence

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of new cases over x time

/ total at risk population

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16
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Incidence

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of new cases over x time

/ total at risk population

17
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Prevalence equation

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of existing disease cases

/ total population