EBP Review of Research Evidence EvaluationVersión en línea Test your knowledge of concepts related to research evidence evaluation. por Link Staff 1 Research evaluation criteria typically involve three domains quality, quantity, and a Precision b Directness c Consistency d Risk of Bias 2 2.Which of the following is a rating system that is assigned to assess the validity of a study? a Grade or strength of recommendation b Level of evidence c Quality of evidence d All of the above 3 According to the Strength of Recommendation Taxonomy (SORT), which of the following research designs provides the highest level of evidence? a Case report b Clinical observation c Prospective cohort d Randomized controlled trial 4 According to the Strength of Recommendation Taxonomy (SORT), in addition to systematic reviews and meta-analyses with consistence findings, level 1 (good quality patient-oriented evidence) can be assigned to: a High quality randomized controlled trial b High quality diagnostic cohort study c Prospective cohort study with good follow-up d All of the above 5 The strength (or grade) of a recommendation for clinical practice is based on: a Individual studies b Clinical practice guidelines c Body of evidence d Consensus or opinion 6 Which of the following examples is NOT representative of patient-oriented evidence? a Body weight b Cost reduction c Mortality d Quality of life 7 According to the Strength of Recommendation Taxonomy (SORT), level 3 evidence is assigned to a study based on: a Patient-oriented evidence b Usual practice c Opinion d B and C 8 A number of observational studies (level of evidence—2) suggested a cardiovascular benefit from vitamin E while two large, well-designed, randomized trials with a diverse patient population (level of evidence—1) consistently showed the opposite. The strength of recommendation against routine, long-term use of vitamin E to prevent heart disease, based on the best available evidence, should be: a 1 b A c 2 d B 9 A new drug increases the forced expiratory volume in one second (FEV1) and peak flow rate in patients with an acute asthma exacerbation. Data on symptom improvement is lacking. The strength of recommendation in favor of using this drug is: a 3 b B c C d 2 10 In order to assign a level of evidence of 1 to a randomized controlled trial with primarily patient-oriented evidence, what criteria is considered in addition to blinding (if feasible) and adequacy of power (sample size) and follow-up ( 80%)? Whether: a Allocation is concealed b Data is analyzed as per protocol c A and B d None of the above
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