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EDBM test 1

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Scientific method Observations - Hypothesis - theories
Hierarchy of evidence Clinical practice guidelines, meta-analysis, randomized controlled trials, cohort studies, case control studies, case reports, animal/labratory studies.
What is longitudinal research? Research that collects data over an extended period.
What is internal validity? Whether the study results are trustworthy within the study.
What is external validity? How well results apply to other people or settings.
What is construct validity? Whether a tool measures the concept it is supposed to measure.
What is content validity? Whether a tool covers all important parts of a subject.
What is criterion validity? How well a measure agrees with an accepted standard.
What is a parameter? A numerical value describing an entire population.
The age of expert (in order) EXPERT - PROFESSIONISLM - SCIENCE - EVIDENCE
sequential steps of the experimental research process PLANNING- HYPOTHESIS - RESEARCH DESGIN - DATA COLLECTION - ORGANIZATION OF DATA - DATA ANYALISIS - INTERPERTATION/CONCLUSION.
What is epidemiology The study of how diseases and health conditions are distributed in populations and what causes them.
What does PICO stand for PATIENT/PROBLEM, INTERVENTION, COMPARISON, OUTCOME
the 5 edbm steps ASK- ASSESS-APPRAISE-APPLY-ASSESS
back ground question General knowledge, 5 Ws, help narrow broad scope,
foreground question Specific, identify PICO, precise answers, evidence
Created by: lyndsaybarr20
 

 



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