Critical Appraisal: Appraising a Treatment, Early Goal Directed Therapy

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Analysis: Risk reduction

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Risk Reduction (Q1)

Risk Reduction (Q2)

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Analysis: “Number Needed to Treat”

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Number Needed to Treat

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Regarding the strengths and weakness of relative and absolute risk reductions…
- Absolute risk reductions are usually larger, more impressive numbers than relative risks
- The Number Needed to Treat is calculated from the absolute risk reduction
- Relative risks vary between populations with different outcome prevalences
- Absolute risk reductions vary between populations with different outcome prevalences
- Absolute risks are more useful than relative risk reductions
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