Week 3 Flashcards

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What us non-probability sample?

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Sample is not random and chance of being selected cannot be estimated

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What is probability sampling?

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Designed to give an unbiased sample, where everyone has a chance of selection

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What are the 4 main sampling techniques?

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  1. Simple random
  2. Stratified random
  3. Cluster
  4. Systematic random
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What us ‘ simple random sampling’?

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Random selection of everyone in ‘population’ list.

Usually name in hat I’d random selection through database

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What are the disadvantages of ‘simple random sample’?

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Rarely done difficult to get population list

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What is ‘stratified random sampling’?

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Put in groups according to characteristics (gender) and are randomly selected.

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What is ‘cluster’ sampling?

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Random selections of large units (hospitals) which participants are then chooses from.

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What us ‘systematic sampling’?

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Random selection in intervals if every 10th person etc

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8
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What us attrition?

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When people leave a study

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9
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What are the factoids effecting sample size?

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Population
Design
Measurement
Practical

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What is power calculation?

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Calculation if sample size to adequately power the trail to detect the required differences in outcomes

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What are the 3 common ways of randomising to trials?

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Simple
Block
Stratified

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What us meant by term ‘blinding’?

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Concealment if allocation of group

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What us meant by ‘single blind’?

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One person (usually participant) knows which arm if the trail they are in, but the person assessing does not know.

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What us meant by ‘double blind’?

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Neither participant in assessor knows the arm

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15
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What is the ‘study sample’?

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Patient drawn from study population

16
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A method if allocation least likely to achieve balance of important characteristics between groups?

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Simple randomisation