Study Design for Clinical Research Flashcards
this kind of study described data in basic quantitative terms (e.g. # of occurrences of an outcome)
Descriptive Study
These are 3 types of analytical studies
- cross-sectional studies
- Case-control studies
- Cohort studies
This type of study is the simplest of observational studies
descriptive study
This type of study can include case reports & case studies as data sources
Descriptive study
This type of study is useful for generating rates of an outcome, identifying populations at risk, or formulating hypotheses about cause of a given outcome
descriptive study
this type of study takes a snapshot of a sample population hat includes the outcome of interest and potential risk factors
cross-sectional study
this type of study measure both preexisting and new outcomes
cross-sectional study
this type of study can only determine prevalence
cross-sectional study
cross-sectional studies cannot assess
cause & effect
this type of study determines risk-factors & outcome data simultaneousy
cross-sectional study
this type of study compared individuals with outcome of interest to control group of individuals without outcome
case-control studies
This type of study although similar to, is faster and cheaper than cohort studies
case-control studies
this type of study is suited for studying relatively rare outcomes or those that develop a longtime following exposure
case-control studies
This study type assess individuals with and without exposure to a potential risk factor who did not have the outcome of interest at study enrollment
cohort study
in this study incidence of the outcome is determined during follow-up observation & compared for the exposed and the unexposed individuals
cohort study