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An outcome measure with a high level of this will not miss a positive result:

The second step of the Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) process is:

An outcome measure with a high level of this will not miss a negative result:

The term that describes the measurement error inherent in an outcome measure is:

The part of a paper that describes the figures and tables is the:

This level of evidence combines the results of multiple studies into one large study:

The mean plus or minus one standard deviation encompasses what percentage of individuals in the study?

The hypothesis that indicates there is no difference between two treatments is called:

The percentage of variance shared between two variables is represented by:

The part of a paper that gives a brief summary of the findings is the:

The integration of best research evidence with patients unique values, circumstances and clinical expertise is known as:

A non-statistical summary of study results used in a systematic review is called:

this type of control group indicates subjects were enrolled in study simultaneously w/ tx group from the same population

This type of validity ensures that the outcome measure includes all important components of the assessed area:

This design type indicates that the study was designed after patients received treatment:

Which study types are best suited for studies of prognosis?

A common-sense test used to see if pooling of studies in a systematic review makes sense is called:

The study design that prospectively examines treatment effect in two different groups is called:

This type of reliability indicates one person is consistent with their scores:

The change in score that represents a statistically significant difference in an outcome measure is called:

The kind of participant selection that includes everyone who enters a clinic site is called:

The part of a paper that details the study’s purpose is the:

The best indication of the usefulness of an outcome measure is the:

The statistical analysis that determines the optimal cut-off score for an outcome measure is:

The effect size of an intervention in a meta-analysis is called:

The p-value that typically represents statistical significance is:

The first step of the Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) process is:

The third step of the Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) process is:

Number and percentage are the most common ways to report which kind of variable?

This prospective study provides the strongest method to determine the etiology of disease:

The retrospective study that provides the best evidence for the etiology of rare diseases is:

A type of outcome measure that is self-reported is called:

The part of the paper that describes the study’s limitations is the:

Descriptive statistics terms used to indicate that the study population is not normally distributed are:

This analysis requires multiple independent variables and one dependent variable that is dichotomous:

The single value that represents the true difference between the treatment and control groups is called:

The term used to assess the strength and direction of the relationship between two variables is:

Determining if the study design minimizes systematic bias falls under the category of:

A design where data is collected at only one point in time during a research study is called:

amount of individuals necessary to receive intervention for 1 additional individual to experience a + outcome is called:

This term indicates that an outcome measure’s highest score is unable to assess a patient’s level of ability:

A risk ratio of this value indicates that two groups are identical in risk:

An effect size used to indicate the standardized difference between two means is called:

Mean and standard deviation are most commonly used to report which kind of variable?

The extent to which study findings can be generalized to help a patient is known as:

Determining if the intervention is clinically feasible falls under the category of:

The part of the paper that lists the criteria for participant selection is the:

This type of research evidence tells the story of an individual patient:

The plausible range of differences within which the true difference resides is called:

Indicates that an outcome measure improvement is perceived by the patient:

Which term is used to indicate statistical significance?