Dictionary of Evidence-based Medicine.pdf
Dictionary of Evidence-based Medicine.pdf
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Jarman index<br />
The Jarman index or the Jarman underprivileged area score (UPA(8)) was<br />
developed to serve as a measure <strong>of</strong> UK general practitioners' workload. It<br />
has also been used as a proxy measure for deprivation in medical general<br />
practice research although such use has been criticized (Jarman B (1983)<br />
Identification <strong>of</strong> underprivileged areas. BMJ. 286:1705-9. Jarman B, Townsend<br />
P, Carstairs V (1991) Deprivation indices. BMJ. 303: 523. Hippisley-<br />
Cox J et al. (1997) Effect <strong>of</strong> deprivation on general practitioners' referral<br />
rates. BMJ. 315: 1465-7).<br />
Judgement<br />
A judgement is an explicit indication <strong>of</strong> a person's (judge's) critical appraisal<br />
<strong>of</strong> available evidence.<br />
Judgement analysis<br />
Judgement analysis refers to the methodologies associated with the modelling<br />
and statistical analysis <strong>of</strong> how human judgements are made. Multiple<br />
regression analysis forms the basis <strong>of</strong> much <strong>of</strong> the analysis (Cooksey RW<br />
(1996) Judgment analysis: theory, methods and applications. Academic Press,<br />
San Diego).