Studies Flashcards
Cross Sectional Study
Prevalence of X across wide population at a particular point in time
Cohort Study
Incidence or number of new cases within a population
Case Control
Investigate exposure to a particular condition
Retrospective
Absolute Risk reduction
Difference between % risk of primary outcome in both groups
Relative risk reduction
Risk of primary outcome in each group / by each other x 100 = RR
100 - RR
Number needed to harm
The number of people needed to be exposed in order for one person to come to harm
Number needed to treat
Number of people needing to be exposed to prevent one bad outcome
Retrospective Cohort
Starting at the outcome and looking back at the exposure
Prospective cohort
Group of individuals who differ by one or more factors are followed