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Key Terms RM&P
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- 1Types of ValidityFace
Concurrent
Internal
External
Construct
Criterion
Convergent
Divergent
Content - 2Face ValidityThe extent to which a study appears to measure what it aims to measure on the surface
- 3Construct ValidityDoes the rationale of the study match up to what the study investigates
- 4Concurrent ValidityHow the findings of the study reflect the level of thinking at the time
- 5Convergent validityThe level of agreement between outcome measures of the same intervention
- 6Divergent validityThe appropriate level of disagreement between the outcome of different outcome measures to the intervention studied.
- 7Content ValidityThe degree to which the intervention studied has been covered in breadth and depth.
- 8Internal ValidityThe extent to which the findings of the study are due to the independent variable, no confounding or extraneous variables
- 9external validityThe extent to which the results of the study reflect real-life
- 10Criterion ValidityThe extent to which a measure relates to the outcome.
- 11Types of reliabilityInter-rater reliability
Intra-rater reliability
Test-retest reliability - 12Test-retest reliabilityThe consistency of scores between a test which is completed more than once by the same participants
- 13Inter-rater reliabilityThe consistency of ratings given by different raters on a test condition completed once.
- 14Intra-rater reliabilityThe level of consistency given by the same rater on multiple tests.
- 15Type 1 errorFalse positive- the reporting of a disease when no disease is present
- 16Type 2 errorFalse negative- reporting no disease when the disease is present.
- 17Nuremberg CodeDeveloped following Nazi war crimes, the first instance of ethical protection of human subjects.
1947. - 18Declaration of HelsinkiRepeatedly updated document, constructed by the world medical association (WMA). Addresses key principles of ethics, a cornerstone for human ethics.
1996 - 19Belmont ReportConstructed by the National Commission for protection of human subjects in biomedical and behavioral research.
1970
Focused on respect of participants, beneficence and justice. - 20Institution research boardsIRB developed by the National Commission for protection of human subjects in biomedical and behavioral research.
All institution research has to go through a board of ethics to be allowed to begin if given ethical approval. - 21PICOParticipant
Intervention
Comparison
Outcome - 22PECOT & RAMBOParticipant
Experiment
Comparison
Outcome
Time
Recriutement, Allocation, Maintence, Bias and outcome measure. - 23The X factor of Evidence-Based Decisions- Evidence
- Clinical reasoning
- Policy issues
- Patient - 24SensitivityTP/(TP+FN)
SNNOUT- The proportion of patients who have the disease that test positive.
Rarely overlooks the thing it is looking for - 25SpecificitySpecificity= TN/(TN+FP)
SPPIN= The proportion of patients without the disease who test negatively.
Correctly rejects patients without the condition. Rarely mistakes the thing it is looking for.
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