Clinical Epidemiology¶
Sackett, D. L., Haynes, R. B., Guyatt, G. H., & Tugwell, P. (1991). Clinical Epidemiology: A Basic Science for Clinical Medicine.
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Primes¶
- Measurement
- In medicine, blood pressure, biomarkers, and diagnostic tests with sensitivity and specificity instantiate the chain, with bidirectional coupling visible in the white-coat effect.
This sourceStandard clinical-epidemiology text on diagnostic-test sensitivity and specificity as the validity characteristics of a measurement instrument; the white-coat effect exemplifies bidirectional instrument–target coupling in clinical measurement.
- In medicine, blood pressure, biomarkers, and diagnostic tests with sensitivity and specificity instantiate the chain, with bidirectional coupling visible in the white-coat effect.
- Precision Weighting
- Clinical reasoning — physicians weighting diagnostic signals by sensitivity and specificity, with positive predictive value a precision-weighted combination at a given prevalence.
This sourceDevelops diagnostic-test reasoning by sensitivity and specificity, with positive predictive value as a prevalence-conditioned combination of test signals.
- Clinical reasoning — physicians weighting diagnostic signals by sensitivity and specificity, with positive predictive value a precision-weighted combination at a given prevalence.
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