Dan Mayer Essential Evidence-based Medicine

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Essential Evidence-Based Medicine Second Edition
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Page 6 and 7: Contents List of contributors Prefa
Page 8: Contributors Shobhina G. Chheda Uni
Page 11 and 12: x Preface instrument that is needed
Page 13 and 14: xii Foreword In this book Dan Mayer
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6 Study design and strength of evid
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8 Sources of bias Of all the causes
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11 Type I errors and number needed
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14 Adjustment and multivariate anal
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15 Randomized clinical trials One p
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Appendix 1 Levels of evidence and g
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Levels of evidence (cont.) Therapy/
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Appendix 2 Overview of critical app
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Appendix 5 Proof of Bayes’ theore
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Appendix 6 thresholds Using balance
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Glossary 2AFC (two-alternative-forc
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412 Bibliography Annual Review of R
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418 Bibliography Louis, T. A., Lavo
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420 Bibliography Jaeschke, R., Guya
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422 Bibliography alert service, thi
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424 Bibliography virtual cases that
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426 Index author bias 368 availabil
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442 Index utility, diagnostic tests
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