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stats and epi show what?
associations
stats are good at showing ___ but bad at shoing ___?
chance; bias
two situations that lead to false associations?
multiple comparisons and disease clusters
multiple comparisons and disease clusters are examples of what?
ad hoc application of stats
if rr is <1, was disease reduced?
yes
if ci includes 1, is this statistically significant?
no
third variables ethat are linked to exposure and outcome?
confounding factors
systematic error that gets into a study and is one sided?
bias
ultimate way to deal with bias? confounding?
blinding; randomization
confounder must be linked to ___ and ___
exposure and disease
examples of observational studies? interventional/experimental studies?
case control and cohort studies; clinical trials
cohort study?
start with disease free; can be prospective or retrospective
cohort studies won't work if disease is ___
rare
in retrospective, do some people have disease or are they all disease free?
some have disease
problems with retrospective study?
confounding factors
a and d or cohort studies?
a: little bias, establish rr, ethics and standard of care can prevent others
d: expensive, continued exposure, takes a long time
case control study?
take cases and controls and look back to see if there were any exposure differences
can you calculate incidence in a case control study? prevalence?
no; no
what do you calculate in a case control study?
odds ratio
what do you calculate in a cohort study?
rr
a and d of case control study?
a: cheap, easy, good for rare disease
d: bias, bad if exposure is rare, no info on incidence
when do you do a nested case control study?
when the study is too expensive or difficult
what is nesteed case control study?
start with disease free; sample all who develop disease as cases and some who don't for later use as controls
rr formula?
(a/a+b)/(c/c+d)
odds ratio formula?
ad/bc