Semester Review of Concepts for Evidence Based Medicine Crossword

Quantitatively combining the results of multiple studies
Expected event in an exposed group vs the not exposed
Visual representation of the best estimate of effect and the range
Adverse consequences of exposure
Survival and/or recovery from a disease
Unaware of which patients have been assigned to the experimental or control group
Systematic deviation from the underlying truth
Inert substance
Concepts and their relationship
General well-being.
Body of facts or information that is considered true or valid
Services designed to detect people at high risk of experiencing a condition
Potentially harmful intervention or a potentially beneficial one that may affect health
Studies that collect original data
Identification, selection, appraisal, and summary of primary studies
Any sample of observations is subject to some variation from the true value
Proportional reduction in risk of harmful outcomes between experimental and control participants
The single value that best represents the value of the population parameter
Ineligible to participate in a study
Outcome that leads to completion
Physiologic abnormalities
Goals, expectations, predispositions, and beliefs that individuals have for certain decisions
Effect on quality of life, morbidity, mortality, and health care costs
Experimental intervention is not worse than a standard intervention
Range of values within which it is probable that the true value of a parameter
Outcomes that clinicians may consider important
Interpreted, rather than quantifiable