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18 Cards in this Set
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Always check for ____ first and then address ____.
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EM, confounding
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stratified analysis is a method used to control ____ and evaluate ___
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confounding, EM
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Statification is worthwhile when you have ______ numbers in all strata.
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sufficient
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One advantage of stratified anaylsis vs. multivariate modeling is that ______________.
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You can "see" your data--you know how many people are in each group.
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A disadvantage of stratified analysis is that you must _____ all of you variables.
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categorize
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A disadvantage to using stratified analysis is that you need _____ numbers in strata, though this is not true for MH procedures
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sufficient
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summar estimates aka ____
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pooled estimates
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Names the steps for conducting a stratified analysis.
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See slide 7 on week 11 and lecture 1
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If the stratum-specific estimates are the ___ and do not differ from the crude, there is no confounding or effect modification
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same
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If the stratum-specific estimates are the same and do not differ from the crude, there is no ______ or _______
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confounding, effect modification
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If the stratum-specific estimates are the same but [do/do not] differ from the crude, there is confounding
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do
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If the stratum-specific estimates are the same but do differ from the crude, there is _____
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confounding
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If the stratum-specific estimates are _____ from one another, there is effect modification
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different
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If the stratum-specific estimates are different from one another, there is _____
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effect modification
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what is the most popular method used to obtain a summary estimate when the stratum specific are the same?
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Mantel-Haenszel method
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Pooled/Summary Estimate Formula for CaCo
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Refer to slide 15
week 11 lecture 1 |
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Mantel Haensel Formula
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Refer to PDF file
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Pooled/Summary Estimate Formula for Cohort study with Count Denominators and PT
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Refer to slide 16 and 17
week 11 lecture 1 |