Module 5 Flashcards

1
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what are hazard ratios

A

a measure of how often an event occurs in one group compared to how often it happens in another group over time. Summarizes and analyzes time to event data.

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2
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what are survival curves

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curve that starts at 100% of the sample population that shows the percentage of the population still surviving.

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3
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calculate survival probability

A

number of patients who have not experienced event divided by number of patients who are at risk

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4
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HR =1

A

no difference in survival rates b/w compared groups

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5
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HR>1 or <1

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survival is better in one of the compared groups

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6
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HR = 0.5

A

prognostic factor or intervention will cause Pt to progress more slowly than the compared group

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7
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if confidence interval crosses 1, then…

A

there is no statistically significant difference b/w the groups

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8
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ways to express prognostic results (3)

A

absolute terms (5 yr survival rate)
relative terms (risk from prognostic factor)
survival curves (time to event)

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