Statistics Flashcards

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Aim of Phase 1 clinical trial

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Evaluate toxicity
Study drug disposition, how its administered etc
Determine dose for phase 2

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Aim of Phase 2 clinical trial

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Estimate antitumor efficacy

Further define toxicity

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3
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Aim of Phase 3 clinical trial

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Compare to standard of care

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Aim of Phase 4 clinical trial

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Post-marketing safety assessment

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5
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Formula for positive LR

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PLR= Sensitivity/(1-specificity)

Remember use odds with LR, not probability

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Formula for negative LR

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NLR = (1 - Sensitivity)/Specificity

Remember use odds with LR, not probability

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7
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Formula for NNT

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NNT=1/absolute risk reduction

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8
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Formula for odds ratio

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OR = ad/bc

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9
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Formula for relative risk

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RR = Probability in exposed/probability in non-exposed

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10
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What is selection bias?

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Differences between baseline characteristics of the groups that are compared.
Problems with randomisation (allocation concealment and random sequence generation)

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What is performance bias?

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Differences between groups in the care that is provided, or in exposure to factors other than the interventions of interest.
Problems with blinding or patient or personnel

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What is detection/observer bias?

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Differences between groups in how outcomes are determined.

Problems with blinding of outcome assessment

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What is attrition bias?

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Differences between groups in withdrawals from a study.

Problems with incomplete outcome data

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What is reporting bias?

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Differences between reported and unreported findings.

Not all study findings reported

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What is publication bias?

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Tendency not to publish negative studies, only positive results published

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