Week 4: Hierarchy of Evidence Flashcards

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What is the hierarchy of evidence?

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A hierarchy that shows how there are levels of strength to each type of study

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What is the general rule of the hierarchy?

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As the level of evidence increases, the quality of evidence increases, due to the more robust research methods increasing the validity and reliability

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What is critical appraisal?

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The process of carefully and systematically examining research to judge its trustworthiness and its value and relevance in a particular context

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How would you critically appraise?

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Using CASP, which provides checklists and guidance to appraise every type of study

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What are benefits to the checklist?

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They support the user to be systematic, increase consistency in decision making by providing framework, keeps a record of decision making

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