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Relacionar Columnas PSM Epidemiology and screeningVersión en línea Screen 1 - formulas in screening Screen 2 - Bias Screen 3 - Epidemic patterns por kiru 1 PPV 2 Specifivity 3 Sensitivity 4 Accuracy 5 NPV True positives / total diseased (True positive + True negative) / total true negative / total healthy True negative / total tested negative True positive / total tested positive 1 Interviewer bias 2 healthy worker effect 3 Selection Bias 4 Lead time bias 5 Recall bias 6 Berkson's bias 7 Length-time bias 8 Non response bias 9 Observer bias 10 Misclassification bias 11 Loss to follow-up bias A distortion overestimating the apparent time surviving with a disease caused by bringing forward the time of its diagnosis. It happens when a researcher's expectations, opinions, or prejudices influence what they perceive or record in a study. occurs when Workers appear healthier than general population. occurs when non-responders differ from responders, potentially leading to mistakes in estimating population characteristics. It is a distortion in a measure of association due to a sample selection that does not accurately reflect the target population This occurs when samples are taken from a subpopulation, like a hospital, not the general population, leading to incorrect conclusions. Occurs when a study participant is categorised into an incorrect category altering the observed association or research outcome of interest. Interviewer probes differently for groups occurs when People dropping out causes imbalance. occurs when the Screening detects slow-progressing disease more often. A type of bias that occurs when participants in a research study or clinical trial do not accurately remember a past event or experience. 1 Intermittent epidemic 2 Point source epidemic 3 Propagated epidemic 4 Continuous common source Person-to-person spread Single peak, common exposure at one time Exposure over a prolonged period Exposure occurring irregularly

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PSM Epidemiology and screeningVersión en línea

Screen 1 - formulas in screening Screen 2 - Bias Screen 3 - Epidemic patterns

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PPV

Specifivity

Sensitivity

Accuracy

NPV

True positives / total diseased

(True positive + True negative) / total

true negative / total healthy

True negative / total tested negative

True positive / total tested positive

Interviewer bias

healthy worker effect

Selection Bias

Lead time bias

Recall bias

Berkson's bias

Length-time bias

Non response bias

Observer bias

Misclassification bias

Loss to follow-up bias

A distortion overestimating the apparent time surviving with a disease caused by bringing forward the time of its diagnosis.

It happens when a researcher's expectations, opinions, or prejudices influence what they perceive or record in a study.

occurs when Workers appear healthier than general population.

occurs when non-responders differ from responders, potentially leading to mistakes in estimating population characteristics.

It is a distortion in a measure of association due to a sample selection that does not accurately reflect the target population

This occurs when samples are taken from a subpopulation, like a hospital, not the general population, leading to incorrect conclusions.

Occurs when a study participant is categorised into an incorrect category altering the observed association or research outcome of interest.

Interviewer probes differently for groups

occurs when People dropping out causes imbalance.

occurs when the Screening detects slow-progressing disease more often.

A type of bias that occurs when participants in a research study or clinical trial do not accurately remember a past event or experience.

Intermittent epidemic

Point source epidemic

Propagated epidemic

Continuous common source

Person-to-person spread

Single peak, common exposure at one time

Exposure over a prolonged period

Exposure occurring irregularly

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PPV

Specifivity

Sensitivity

Accuracy

NPV

Interviewer bias

healthy worker effect

Selection Bias

Lead time bias

Recall bias

Berkson's bias

Length-time bias

Non response bias

Observer bias

Misclassification bias

Loss to follow-up bias

Intermittent epidemic

Point source epidemic

Propagated epidemic

Continuous common source

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