Stats :((( Flashcards

(9 cards)

1
Q

NNT

Number needed to treat

A

1/ARR

Expressed as whole people

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2
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ARR

absolute risk reduction

A

CER - EER

The difference between the event rate in the treatment group and the event rate in the control group

(expressed as their percentage e.g. 40 people in 800 = 0.05 vs 120 people in 1200 = 0.1 therefore ARR = 0.05)

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3
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Coefficient used to measure correlation between two sets of variables/ data which are normally distributed

(i.e. parametric data)

A

Pearsons coefficient

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4
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Coefficient used to measure correlation between two sets of variables/ data which ARE NOT normally distrubuted

(i.e. non-parametric data)

A

Spearmans coefficient

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5
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What type of test compares two sets of observations on a single sample

e.g. BP ‘before’ and ‘after’ taking a anti-hypertensive

A

Wilcoxon signed-rank test

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6
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Relative risk

A

Experimental event rate / control event rate

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7
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Likelihood ratio for a positive test result

A

Sensitivity / (1 - specificity)

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8
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Likelihood ratio for a negative test result

A

(1 - sensitivity) / specificity

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9
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Relative risk REDUCTION

A

CER - EER / CER

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