Tutorial 2 - Critical appraisal of medical evidence Flashcards

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What 4 questions should be asked to summarise a paper?

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1) why did they do it?
2) what did they do?
3) what did they find?
4) what did they conclude?

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when critically appraising, what needs to be considered?

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Question 
Design 
Population
Methods
Analysis
Confounding 
Bias 
Ethics 

Questioning Determines Powerful Methods And Choices By Ease

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3
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what are the reporting guidelines for RCTs?

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CONSORT

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4
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what are the reporting guidelines for observational studies?

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STROBE

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5
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what are the reporting guidelines for systematic reviews?

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PRISMA/MOOSE

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what are reporting guidelines?

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specific appraisal checklists that depend on the study design and that help evaluate the research undertaken, focussing on the specific strengths and weaknesses of each design

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7
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what are the reporting guidelines for diagnostic accuracy studies?

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STARD

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