Due 4/18/19 8p.m EST
Original and on time!
400 words not including title and min 3 ref (APA) FORMAT
Reflect on the weekly introduction about survival analysis. If you recall, survival analysis examines probability of survival. This is a useful type of longitudinal analysis. Longitudinal analysis evaluates data collected over a period of time through longitudinal studies. Survival analysis techniques allow for the inclusion of time until an event occurs as an essential variable in the relationship of risk and outcome. In public health, use of survival analysis is critical to the study of risks, interventions, treatments, and outcomes.
Discussion: Survival
With these thoughts in mind:
Post
find and discuss the following key elements of the article
(INCLUDE IN PAPER)
Identify variables: independent variable(s), dependent variable(s), and confounders.
What was the research question?
Why was Kaplan-Meier used?
What was the main result(s)?
What was the interpretation?
What are your thoughts on the limitation(s) of the study?
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Due 41819 8p.m ESTOriginal and on time!400 words not incl
1. Due 4/18/19 8p.m EST
Original and on time!
400 words not including title and min 3 ref (APA) FORMAT
Reflect on the weekly introduction about survival analysis. If
you recall, survival analysis examines probability of survival.
This is a useful type of longitudinal analysis. Longitudinal
analysis evaluates data collected over a period of time through
longitudinal studies. Survival analysis techniques allow for the
inclusion of time until an event occurs as an essential variable
in the relationship of risk and outcome. In public health, use of
survival analysis is critical to the study of risks, interventions,
treatments, and outcomes.
Discussion: Survival
With these thoughts in mind:
Post
find and discuss the following key elements of the article
(INCLUDE IN PAPER)
Identify variables: independent variable(s), dependent
2. variable(s), and confounders.
What was the research question?
Why was Kaplan-Meier used?
What was the main result(s)?
What was the interpretation?
What are your thoughts on the limitation(s) of the study?
