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Control Event Rates (CER)
Control Event Occurred/Total
(Expressed as Percentages)
Experimental Event Rates (EER)
Experimetal Event Occurred/Total
(Expressed as Percentages)
Number Needed to Treat (NNT)
1/ARR
If ARR is .97%, then
1/.0097
Absolute Risk Reduction (ARR)
|CER-EER| = ARR
(Expressed as Percentages)
Relative Risk Reductions (RRR)
(|CER-EER|)/CER
(Expressed as Percentages)
Relative Risk (RR)
(a/(a+b))/(c/(c+d))
-or-
EER/CER
A 95% CI for ARR, example
ARR +/- 2(SE)
Inclusion of zero in the ARR confidence interval range indicates what?
The difference in risk is not statistically significant.
Equation for
ARR
ARI
ABR
ABI
|CER-EER|=
Equation for:
RRR
RRI
RBR
RBI
(|CER-EER|)/CER
Odds Ratio (OR)
Ratio of the odds of the outcome in the experimental group to the odds in the control group.
(ad)/(bc)
(Happened in exp X Didn't happen in control)/ (Didn't happen in exp X did happen in control)
What value included in the CI would invalidate the results for
ARR?
OR? RR?
Zero

One