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proportion
- expression of probability in which the numerator is derived from the denominator
- Prevalance
- Case Fatality
prevalance
the probability that disease is present at a particular point in time
true rate
- a proportion which includes a period of time
- Incidence rate
Incidence
the rate of the development of dease over the period of a year
3 Rates to describe the epidemiology of disease
1.) Incidence
2.) Prevalance
3.) Case Fatality
case fatality
the probability of dying once the disease has developed
mortality rate
- the incidence of death per 100,000 people per year
= incidence rate x case fatality
Determining Prevalance =
= incidence rate x average duration of disease
ex. avg duration = 30 yrs, incidence = 10/1000.000 per year...prevalance = 300/100,000
Determining Incidence =
= prevalance/average duration
Comparing rates
1.) Subtraction
2.) Rate ratio
Substraction
ex. 10/1000 per year minus 6/1000 per year = 4/1000 per year
Rate ratio
- relative probability of events in one population to another
- this population comparison is a group association and is not capable of establishing an association at the individual level
ex. prev of pop A = 20/1,000, prev of pop B = 10/1,000, rate ratio = 20/10 = 2, prevlance is 2x greater in pop A than pop B