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June 01, 2011 - For Original Research, stakeholders might advise on the treatment options to evaluate, study populations … For example, patients & consumers may be most interested in treatment options, benefits and harms, and … Clinicians may be most interested in clinical outcomes, and diagnostic and treatment options for their … Frontline clinicians working directly with patients offer unique insights into the context of diagnosis and treatment … Exercise 7:
Identifying & Recruiting Stakeholders
Imagine you are involved in research comparing multiple therapies
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April 01, 2023 - less desirable
for patients with complex clinical conditions, those
needing physical exams, and for therapies … screening, counseling,
provision, followup care) or receiving services for
screening, evaluation, or treatment
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June 01, 2013 - highest incidence (60 years and older).2
While advances in surgery, chemotherapy,
and radiation therapy … research agenda and
clinical recommendations, as evidenced by the experience
with hormone replacement therapy … in preventing
unintended pregnancies; the potential effectiveness of OCs
as primary or adjunctive treatments … with the target population, version or
characteristics of the intervention used in comparison with
therapies … be reassuring to women considering
OCs for contraception and to women who are prescribed
OCs for treatment
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October 01, 2016 - These include improved quality of life,
functioning, or patient experience; improved therapeutic
relationship … patient psychological
trauma, decreased
adherence
Final Outcomes
• QOL
• Patient experience
• Therapeutic … Systematic reviews of assessment
measures and pharmacologic treatments for agitation. … Effects of a recovery-
oriented cognitive therapy training program on inpatient staff
attitudes and … Effectiveness of cognitive-
behavioural group therapy for inpatients.
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February 01, 2011 - beginning in
the late 1990s,6 suggested potential adverse cardiovascular out-
comes arising from ESA therapy … decline upon publication of relevant
studies (e.g., Cardiovascular Risk
Reduction by Early Anemia Treatment … Anemia in chronic kidney
disease: causes, diagnosis, treatment. … The HCPCS codes used for identifying ESA treatment are available from the
authors.
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October 01, 2010 - this article is to summarize our recommendations in conducting quantitative synthesis of
CERs for therapeutic … population less comparable over time, while the effectiveness of the
initial highly-active antiretroviral therapy … Two treatments are suggested to have comparable effectiveness if their direct effects vs. a common … Simultaneous comparison of multiple
treatments: combining direct and indirect
evidence. … Initial
highly-active antiretroviral therapy with a
protease inhibitor versus a non-nucleoside
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October 01, 2010 - this article is to summarize our recommendations in conducting quantitative synthesis of
CERs for therapeutic … population less comparable over time, while the effectiveness of the
initial highly-active antiretroviral therapy … Two treatments are suggested to have comparable effectiveness if their direct effects vs. a common … Simultaneous comparison of multiple
treatments: combining direct and indirect
evidence. … Initial
highly-active antiretroviral therapy with a
protease inhibitor versus a non-nucleoside
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January 01, 2013 - a particular technology; share their opinions about the
advantages or disadvantages about specific treatments … , therapy,
or intervention
(depicted with solid line)
(KQ X)
(KQ X)
(KQ X)
(KQ X) … (or if no current treatments are available, what is your
understanding of the natural progression of … In general, the figure illustrates how [treatment 1] versus [treatment 2] may result
in intermediate … PICO (Outcome):
Outcomes include
looking at potential
harms and
benefits of various
treatments
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January 01, 2010 - facilities where vulnerable hosts, frequent exposure to the selective pressure of
intensive antimicrobial therapy … the community who lack conventional risk factors for MRSA
infection (such as prior antimicrobial therapy … O Were participants in treatment groups recruited within the same time period? … O Were concurrent/concomitant treatments clearly specified and given equally to treatment
groups? … Future treatment options for Gram-positive infections—looking ahead.
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June 01, 2012 - object is to help
consumers, health care providers, and
others in making informed choices
among treatment … Effectiveness Reviews,
the program supports systematic
appraisals of existing scientific
evidence regarding treatments … Decisionmaking regarding treatment options
(e.g., revascularization, optimal medical therapy)? … —none, medical therapy,
percutaneous coronary intervention, or
coronary artery bypass surgery
• … further NIT testing or coronary
angiography; and the clinical outcomes may be influenced
by the medical treatments
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June 01, 2011 - For Original Research, stakeholders might advise
on the treatment options to evaluate, study populations … For example, patients & consumers may be
most interested in treatment options, benefits and harms, and … Clinicians
may be most interested in clinical outcomes, and diagnostic and treatment options for their … clinicians working directly with patients offer unique insights into the
context of diagnosis and treatment … Exercise 7: Identifying & Recruiting Stakeholders
Imagine you are involved in research comparing multiple therapies
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January 01, 2011 - primary goal of nonexperimental comparative
effectiveness research is to compare the effect of
study treatments … studies, marginal
exchangeability can rarely be assumed, since
patients and providers typically select treatments … To simplify,
consider a randomized trial of antihypertensive
treatments (CCB or other) and the outcome … alcohol abuser but remained in the study
suggests that she did not experience adverse effects
of therapy … Treatment
(A) is randomized.
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January 01, 2018 - as well as behavioral issues, for which
antipsychotics are being prescribed as mono- or adjunctive
therapy … antipsychotic or
cotreatments including other antipsychotics, other
medications, or nonpharmacologic therapy … per clinical characteristics: presence of cotreatments (e.g., other medication, nonpharmacological
therapy … • Studies incorporating therapeutic drug monitoring over
long-term periods in naturalistic settings … Studies incorporating
therapeutic drug monitoring over long-term periods in
naturalistic settings could
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January 01, 2010 - Additionally, we plotted the treatment-group specific cumulative incidence rates
excluding events from … the first 6 and 12 months to identify the long-term component of
the treatment effect. … Late thrombosis in drug-eluting
coronary stents after discontinuation of
antiplatelet therapy. … Utilizing
propensity scores to estimate causal
treatment effects with censored time-
lagged data. … Early and Sustained Dual Oral
Antiplatelet Therapy Following
Percutaneous Coronary Intervention: A
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