Relative risk odds ratio time to event
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So, when there’s a common event that occurs more than 10% of the time, the odds ratio will overestimate the relative risk when it’s over 1.0 and it will underestimate the relative risk when it’s under 1.0 and so that’s why we really want to, sort of, stick here at this threshold of less than 10%.
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RELATIVE RISK (RR) and ODDS RATIO (OR) The Odds for an event A are defined as. The Odds Ratio associated with a “risk factor” are defined as. 5. Age at First Pregnancy and Cervical Cancer. A case-control study was conducted to determine whether there was increased risk of cervical cancer amongst women who had their first child before age 25.
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Relative risk (RR) A measure of the chance of the event occurring in the exposed group relative to it occurring in the unexposed group. Relative risk is a ratio of proportions. RR > 1.0 means an increase in risk; RR < 1.0 a decrease in risk. Odds ratio (OR) A ratio of ratios. Measures the odds (chance) of a case patient being exposed divided by ...
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ANSWER: A. Odds ratio. The odds ratio is the measure of association for a case-control study. The relative risk is the measure of association for a cohort study. The p-value and the confidence interval indicate the role that chance plays in the study findings. (The confidence interval also reflects the precision of the measure of association.)
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99% 3.17 2.85 2.75 2.68 2.63 2.58 For an odds ratio: 95% confidence limits: For a risk ratio: 95% confidence limits: ... Binary Binary Relative risk Categorical Time-to-event Kaplan-Meier curve/ log-rank test Multivariate (categorical and continuous) Time-to-event Cox-proportional hazards model Categorical Continuous—repeated Repeated ...
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Or to turn it around to get that 0.5 relative risk, your odds ratio has to be down to about 0.35. And these divergences are actually more pronounced for bigger odds ratios so that if you have an odds ratio of 3, the relative risk is 3. But even at 20% mortality rate, to get a relative risk of 3 you need an odds ratio …
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Cohort study – Time to event outcomes based on exponential survival model. For the time-to-event outcome in an RCT, we presented a simple formula derived by Schoenfeld 7,8. We can obtain the expected number of events (deaths) in a trail by specifying the hazard odds under the alternative hypothesis. Investigators may follow a sufficient number of
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If cohort study: include absolute event rates over time in exposed and unexposed, relative risk reduction. If case control study: include odds ratio for strength of association between exposure and outcome. If cross sectional study: include response rate
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