WhiteBoard style discussion on clinically meaningful outcomes. Welcome to another episode of the Understanding The Evidence Series! During this episode we will discuss what clinically meaningful outcomes are. When evaluating a study, something to consider is the outcomes they are evaluating. Are these outcomes clinically relevant? Are they looking at something like mortality, or instead something like improvement in lab values? This is critical to understand when considering the strength of a study and the utility of the study conclusion.Check out the video for all the details!
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Clinically Meaningful Outcomes, What Are They And Why Do They Matter?
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