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Quiz: What is Biostatistics?
Ans: application of statistics to health-relatedfields
Quiz: What is Statistics?
Ans: process of analyzing data
Quiz: application of statistics to health-relatedfields
Ans: Biostatistics
Quiz: Why is Biostatistics Important to Pharmacists?
Ans: • Literature Evaluation
• Applying Study Results to Patient Care/Counseling
• Evaluating Drugs and Medical Device Equipment
• Relying on Diagnostic Test Results
• Evaluating Published Guidelines
• Evaluating Study Protocols
• Conducting Clinical Research
Quiz: • Literature Evaluation
• Applying Study Results to Patient Care/Counseling
• Evaluating Drugs and Medical Device Equipment
• Relying on Diagnostic Test Results
• Evaluating Published Guidelines
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,• Evaluating Study Protocols
• Conducting Clinical Research
Ans: Why is Biostatistics Important to Pharmacists?
Quiz: phases of studies
Ans: phase 1 only done on healthy patient
phase 2 target patients and figuring out dosages
phase 3 figuring out effectiveness of drug.
Quiz: majority of pharmaceutical studies
Ans: observational studies are the majority (not doing anything to patients,
observing).
experimental studies is when you you effect patients
Quiz: Observational Studies
Ans: subjects are merely observed
Quiz: subjects are merely observed
Ans: Observational Studies
Quiz: Experimental Studies
Ans: an intervention is performed during the study (something is done to the
subjects)
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, Quiz: an intervention is performed during the study (something is done
to the subjects)
Ans: Experimental Studies
Quiz: case series observational studies
Ans: a number of cases that a doctor saw that are related to each other
Observations are made on a series (group) of individuals (cases), usually all
receiving the same intervention, before and after an intervention but with no
control group.
Often results in a more detailed study to test a hypothesis
Quiz: Example of case series
Ans: Chimney Sweeper's Cancer
Quiz: observational study: Case-control study
Ans: • Retrospective - looking backwards in time
• Longitudinal - conduct study of an extended period of time (defined
beginning and end)
A case-control study begins with the absence or presence of an outcome
and then look backward in time to try to detect possible causes or risk
factors
Cases - individuals with a disease or outcome
Controls - individuals without disease or outcome
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