Measures of disease frequency Flashcards

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What is cumulative incidence?

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the number of newly detected cases that develop during follow-up, divided by the number of disease-free subjects available at the start of follow-up.

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speed at which new cases emerge?

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incidence rate

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Incidence rate calculation?

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IR = I/PT
I = new case of disease in cohort
PT = the total time, called person-time (PT), that disease-free individuals in the cohort are observed over the study period

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denominator of the cumulative incidence?

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number of disease-free subjects available at the start of follow-up.

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Point prevalence equation?

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number of cases in a defined population / number of people in a defined population at the same time

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Period prevalence = what

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number of identified cases during a specified period of time / total number of people in that population

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Another term for incidence rate?

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Incidence density

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