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Clinical Research Methodology
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This document is a CME tracker for Javier Rodriguez Vera listing the CME activities he has completed from January 2012 through December 2012. It shows that he earned a total of 52.25 credits. The activities covered topics such as glucose-lowering therapy in chronic kidney disease, assessing treatment response in PAH, biomarker-guided heart failure therapy, management of joint bleeding in hemophilia, incorporating new approaches to hyponatremia management, and more. Each activity is listed with its title, provider, date participated, and credits earned.
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This study analyzed the legibility of epicrisis reports for 108 deceased patients in the department of internal medicine at a hospital in Portugal in 2002. The reports were written by 13 different doctors, with only 6 being typewritten and fully legible. 30 reports (27.77%) had some degree of illegibility, though only 1 was fully unclear. No reports were completely illegible. Legibility defects were slightly higher for patients with shorter average stays of 5 days or less before death. The study concludes that introducing electronic epicrisis reports could help address legibility issues, and that staffing levels on weekends did not influence mortality or report quality.
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2) They found that 17.7% of admissions were inappropriate, similar to other studies in the Iberian Peninsula. The most common reason for appropriateness was intravenous therapy.
3) Patients admitted on weekends had significantly longer hospital stays than those admitted on weekdays, possibly due to lack of elective care on weekends.
Abstract. rickettsiosis
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Clinical Research Methodology
Clinical research methodology involves understanding different study types and choosing the appropriate one to investigate research questions. The main types are observational (cross-sectional, case-control) and interventional (cohort, randomized controlled trial). Observational studies can show associations but not causation due to limitations like bias and confounding. Interventional studies like randomized controlled trials can establish causation by minimizing biases through randomization and blinding. Well-designed clinical trials systematically plan the hypothesis, participants, interventions, outcomes, sample size, controls, analysis and interpretation of results to accurately assess interventions.
Errors and Error Measurements
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A clear picture about techniques for error measurement is given in the presentation.
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This document discusses different types of epidemiological studies, with a focus on experimental studies and randomized controlled trials (RCTs). It describes the key features of RCTs, including that they: (1) involve randomly allocating subjects into study and control groups to receive or not receive an intervention, (2) aim to control for confounding factors through randomization, and (3) are considered the gold standard for evaluating interventions due to their ability to minimize bias. The document outlines the basic steps in conducting an RCT, from developing a protocol to randomization, intervention, follow-up, assessment and analysis. It also discusses types of RCTs and their importance in evaluating treatments, prevention, risk factors and more.
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3) Patients admitted on weekends had significantly longer hospital stays than those admitted on weekdays, possibly due to lack of elective care on weekends.
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El estudio evaluó la adecuación de ingresos y estancias en un servicio de medicina interna utilizando la versión concurrente del AEP. Se encontró que un 15.3% de los ingresos y un 33% de las estancias fueron inadecuados, siendo las causas más frecuentes agilizar estudios ambulatorios e esperar resultados de pruebas, respectivamente. El estudio proporciona información sobre el uso de recursos que puede ayudar a mejorar la eficiencia.
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This is the case: I found interesting to analyze if there were another factors not related with the requirements of acute care causing innappropriateness. Results showed facts, from my perspective, not appropriate to be changed. SADEMI 2001: Escritura Médica (Abstract submitted)
This abstract was accepted, the Director Medicine making despective comments about importance, pertinence and Interest of the study. During the Congress, it was a study calling the attention of many assistens. My boss (Director of Medicine and friend), mantained his position: it´s a "cute" study to be presented on a regional meeting, but that´s all. the study was published as an original article on the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, presenting a high individual impact factor. Chiefs can also be wrong.
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