Trans - Outcomes in Research Flashcards

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outcome - define

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measurable events that are designed to directly or indirectly prove hypothesis

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determinants of outcome

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nature of the research question
study design
objectives of the study
study population

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outcomes in therapy/prevention

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measure of a physiologic change
measure of increased pathologic change
measure of efficacy, effectiveness, or cost-efficiency

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outcomes in diagnosis

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measure of accuracy or reliability of test finding

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outcomes in prognosis

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measure of survival with and without the prognostic variable

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outcomes in causation/harm

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measure of physiologic change
measure of decreased pathologic change
measure of no efficacy, no effectiveness, or decreased cost-efficiency

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outcomes in cellular/tissue level

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measurement of product / metabolite

direct observation of biochemical effect

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outcomes at the animal/human level

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improvement in signs and symptoms
change in function or toxicity
cure, survival, recovery
mortality, morbidity

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characteristics of a good outcome measure

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  1. biologically important
  2. clinically important
  3. highly reproducible
  4. unequivocally defined
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gold standard

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universally accepted instrument for the measurement of data

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dichotomous outcomes

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when events are classified into 2 different categories

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for continuous outcomes, there should be:

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measure of central tendency

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