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Clinical Epidemiology
Interpreting Trials and Observational Studies
Interpreting trials and observational studies for the FRACP written exam: reading results tables, ARR, RRR, RR, OR, HR, NNT and NNH with confidence intervals, applying relative effects to a patient's own baseline risk, the MCID, power and error, multiplicity, …
5 lessons and 30 exam-style questions, written for the RACP Divisional Written Exam
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1Interpreting Trials and Observational Studies
- Reading Results: Absolute and Relative Effects, Precision and Clinical Importance
- Endpoints, Analysis Populations, Multiplicity and Non-Inferiority
- Trial Architectures, Stopping Early, Reporting and Grading the Evidence
- Observational Studies of Treatments, Causal Methods and Pharmacovigilance
- Exam Pearls