Users’ guide how to interpret scientific evidence – important methodological insights

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Workshop Schedule

11:00

Marco H Blanker

11:05

Ilse Hofmeester

11:20

Rufus Cartwright
Kari A O Tikkinen

11:45

Marco H Blanker

11:55

Rufus Cartwright
Kari A O Tikkinen

12:20

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Aims & Objectives

Basic
90 minutes
Research Methods / Techniques
Clinical
research methods guideline development clinical relevance
all members invited

The evidence in the field of lower urinary tract symptoms is growing. More and more guidelines are being created. Methodological skills are vital for proper knowledge synthesis and interpretation. This workshop aims to provide ICS members with important methodological skills and to enhance a better synthesis and interpretation of scientific information.

Within the allotted time, we will focus on the following topics:

  • Relative risks or odds ratios – how to interpret both in association to the prevalence or incidence rates?
  • Statistical considerations vs. patient importance for treatment outcomes?
  • What is a risk factor?
  • GRADE methodology

Learning Objectives

  • To interpret and distinguish different outcome measures for associations (risk factors), especially Odds Ratios for common conditions To discuss the differences between statistical significance and clinical relevance of treatment outcomes. To know the Grade methodology, applied in clinical guidelines.

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