SAMPLING WHERE THE RESEARCHER DOES NOT GIVE EVERYONE IN THE TARGET POPULATION A CHANCE TO BE INCLUDED BUT INSTEAD SELECTS PARTICIPANTS
NON-PROBLEMATIC SAMPLING
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WHERE AN OUTCOME OF RESEARCH IS POORLY MEASURED
MEASUREMENT BIAS
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WHERE THERE IS EXPERT CONSENSUS AND OPINION AS A VALID FORM OF EVIDENCE
HIERARCHY OF EVIDENCE
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SYSTEMATICALLY REVIEWING THE RELEVENCE AND VALIDITY OF EVIDENCE
CRITICAL APPRAISAL
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THEY ARE SUITABLE FOR COLLECTING STANDARDISED DATA ON A TOPIC
QUESTIONNAIRES AND SURVEYS
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THEY HELP US TO ORGANISE,SUMMARISE AND PRESENT RAW DATA
STATISTICS
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A DESIGN THAT ENABLES THE EXPLORATION OF CAUSAL ASSOCIATION BY FOLLOWING UP TWO GROUPS OF PEOPLE OVER TIME COMPARING THE OCCURENCE OF DISEASE
COHORT STUDY
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THE ESTIMATE OF THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN EXPOSURE AND THE DISEASE THAT IS MIXED WITH THE REAL EFFECT OF ANOTHER EXPOSURE OF THE SAME DISEASE
CONFOUNDING
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THE ABILITY TO TRANSFER OR APPLY FINDINGS FROM RESEARCH TO ANOTHER SITUATION
TRANSFERABILITY
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THIS FACILITATES CRITICAL APPRAISAL OR RESEARCH STUDIES USING A SERIES OF DESIGNED QUESTIONS
CASP
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THE CONFIDENCE THAT THE FINDINGS OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH ARE CREDIBLE, VALID, REFLEXIVITY, AND TRIANGULATION
TRUSTWORTHINESS
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THE USE OF SEVERAL DIFFERENT RESEARCH METHODS
TRIANGULATION
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COMPARISON OF PEOPLE WITH A CONDITON TO A SIMILAR GROUP WITHOUT THE CONDITION
CASE CONTROL STUDY
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THE POINT TO WHICH DATA COLLECTION CEASES TO IDENTIFY ANY NEW DATA
SATURATION
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THE PATTERN OF DISEASE IN A POPULATION - LOOKING AS INCIDENCE RE AGE, SEX, ETC
EPIDEMIOLOGY
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THE DIFFERENCE IN CHARACTERISTICS BETWEEN THOSE SELECTED FOR THE STUDY COMPARED WITH THOSE WHO ARE NOT SELECTED
SELECTION BIAS
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ACKNOWLEDGING THE RESEARCHER HAS A PART TO PLAY IN INFLUENCING THE DATA BECAUSE OF THEIR OWN PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS
REFLEXIVITY
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THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN AN EXPOSED OR UNEXPOSED GROUP
CHANCE
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THE INFORMATION ON HEALTH STATUS AND OTHER CHARACTERISTICS IS COLLECTED FROM EACH SUBJECT AT ONE POINT IN TIME
CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY
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THE RESEARCHER USES THEIR KNOWLEDGE ABOUT POPULATION TO PICK RELEVANT PEOPLE FOR STUDY SAMPLE
PURPOSIVE SAMPLING
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WHERE THE PUBLICATION OF DATA FROM A RESEARCH STUDY IS PUBLISHED AT AN APPROPRIATE TIME DEPENDING ON WHAT INFLUENCE THE DATA MAY HAVE UPON THE COMPANY GOOD OR BAD
PUBLICATION BIAS
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Card 2
Front
WHERE AN OUTCOME OF RESEARCH IS POORLY MEASURED
Back
MEASUREMENT BIAS
Card 3
Front
WHERE THERE IS EXPERT CONSENSUS AND OPINION AS A VALID FORM OF EVIDENCE
Back
Card 4
Front
SYSTEMATICALLY REVIEWING THE RELEVENCE AND VALIDITY OF EVIDENCE
Back
Card 5
Front
THEY ARE SUITABLE FOR COLLECTING STANDARDISED DATA ON A TOPIC
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