Patient Management | Evidence-Based Dentistry | INBDE, ADAT
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
- In this video, we discuss evaluation of dental literature and evidence-based dentistry including an overview of study design and statistics. Thanks for watching!
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Thank you for the wonderful videos and all your hard work that goes into them! One suggestion on this video that is minor, right before 26 minutes you mention "accepting the null hypothesis." In the stats world this is a big faux pas, as you NEVER "accept the null hypothesis", but rather "fail to reject the null hypothesis." I know it's semantics but it is a big point in the stats/literature world.
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Thank you Dr. Ryan for this excellent presentation. As you mentioned in this video type 1error s occure when can yield significant even it does not exist in the sample. Most studies use alpha =5%,95% confidence interval , p=0.05 to reject or accept the null Ho which may indicate the means, scores or a proportions are not different. To add, Jacobsen,2017, indicated that when alpha=5% about 1in 20 of statestical test of data will result in type 1 error. Whereas choosing alpha= 0.10 or significance level of 10% will increase type 1 error causing 1 in 10 tests to indicate difference or significant difference even though there is no difference.
Type 2 errors finds no significant result even though a significant difference exists and the likelihood is 20% of type 2 errors.
Our goal of any study to find association or difference so I found benificial to use significance level at 5% where alpha=0.05 during my practicum. Thank you. Dr.K.Etheridge MPH-d
Thank you for your insightful comment!
Not fun to watch this but I know how important this information will be for exam...so thank you so much Dr. Ryan!
I never understand this topic but you made this so simple and understandable specially the tests part. Actually public health part is boring but you made it interesting. Thanks a lot doctor !🎉
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Question about type 1 error/alpha or type 2 error /beta:
Which is least harmful? I think is type 2 error bc the disease doesn´t receive treatment. What´s your opinion? Thank you in advance
Hey Dr. Ryan, quick question: where would Literature reviews be on the hierarchy of evidence?
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OMG! Why do NBDE does that to us? I literally have no idea what is going on in this video hahaha Not your fault, Dr. Ryan. You are great! The subject is just annoying :(
could you explain the difference between prevalence and incidence?
It all has to do with the element of time. Prevalence is the proportion of individuals who have a condition at a certain period in time (on this day at this time, how many people in this room have a cavity?). Incidence is the proportion of individuals who develop a condition over a certain amount of time (after 6 months, how many people in this room got a cavity?). It is a subtle distinction, but an important one!
Gingival index: ordinal or nominal..?
Gingival index is ordinal, because the values (0-3) come in discrete, ordered categories.