Urology

Research from Ottawa University provides new data about urology

Published in Hospital Law Weekly, April 2nd, 2009

"Properly conducted clinical trials provide essential evidence about the benefits and harms of a therapeutic intervention. To ensure accurate interpretation of study findings urologists should understand measures of effect and their precision," researchers in Ottawa, Canada report.

"In this segment of the Users' Guide to the Urological Literature series we provide guidance on how measures of effect and precision should be interpreted and used in the evidence-based practice of urology. Using an example from the urology literature we define commonly used measures of effect and describe how these statistics can be readily generated from the results of a clinical trial. We...

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Source: Hospital Law Weekly (2009-04-02)

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