Study Designs and Research Methods flashcards
30 flashcard decks by 24 users
This Study Designs and Research Methods page gathers flashcards on observational studies, bias and trials. It supports university students practising study designs and teachers looking for ready-made revision material. There are over 20 user-made decks, with university-level material ranging from descriptive studies to intervention studies. Pick a deck to start revising.
Flashcards
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6 cardsEpi Flash Cards Week 6 Definition of terms
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6 cards2. The common design features of all epidemiological studies: GATE What does the 'P' in PECOT stand for?
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54 cardsTypes of Epidemiological Study What are descriptive studies?
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32 cardsObservational Studies Case report/Case series
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126 cardsTerminology Quiz (week 1) The WHO definition of health
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129 cardsHS 2801 MIDTERM what are the two types of health research
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36 cardsEpidemiology what are the major categories of analytic designs?
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67 cardsCross sectional
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42 cardsCase control Studies Dsighn of the Case control Studies
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52 cardsPHRM3031 Describe the evidence hierarchy.
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21 cardsevidence-based interventions 2 difference between efficacy and effectiveness
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31 cardsEpidemiology 2 What is the triangle of causation?
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37 cardsExperimental Studies Randomised clinical trials
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24 cardsLecture 6 What is the aim of descriptive studies?
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29 cardsWeek 11
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36 cardsFirst DSD quiz for DI a systematic error in a study design or in the way study subjects are selected, measured, and analyzed that...
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24 cardsBias and miscalssification 3 aspects evaluated before declaring a real, true association
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20 cards7. The design features and uses of different epidemiological studies What is the usual study objective of RCTs
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22 cardsCritical Appraisal of Analytic Studies - Lecture 31 - Statistics
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16 cardsWeek 10 What is a case control study?
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16 cardsEvidenceBasedHealthcareReviewBook What does Evidence based care attempt to do?
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14 cardsWeek 8 Examples of Cohort studies in book - name, year, association?
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8 cardsStudy design flashcards What is a meta analysis?
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12 cardsUntitled
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11 cardsHBS108 Health Info & Data inductive research approach
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9 cardsChapter 4 KEY TERMS Area of Responsibility IV Conduct Evaluation and Research Related of Health Education/Promotion
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9 cardsCOHORT STUDY
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5 cardsEBM RCT: Selection Bias
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44 cardsRandomized Trial Randomized are imporant in
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12 cardsUntitled Randomized Controlled Trials
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These decks offer different ways to practise the language and features of epidemiological studies. Types of Epidemiological Study asks about descriptive, cross-sectional and longitudinal studies. Epi Flash Cards Week 6 covers bias, confounding and several study designs.
For a starting point, try Types of Epidemiological Study for its questions across several designs. Then use Week 10 to focus on case-control study design, including how cases and controls are selected.
Revise with a deck
Work through the questions in a deck and return to the ones you find difficult. Compare related topics across decks: Week 8 includes cohort studies and measures of association, while Week 11 covers intervention studies and trial design.
If you want to see designs laid out together, switch to a mind map on the unit page. A quiz can give you another way to check your understanding. Choose a deck and work through a topic at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a useful starting point?
Types of Epidemiological Study is a useful place to start because it asks about several designs, including descriptive, cross-sectional and longitudinal studies. For a narrower focus afterwards, Week 10 covers case-control study design and questions about selecting cases and controls.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study, with no account needed. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
What do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover topics from descriptive and observational studies to intervention studies. Epi Flash Cards Week 6 includes bias and confounding, while Week 8 includes cohort studies and measures of association. Experimental Studies covers randomised clinical trials, comparison groups and randomisation.