Michael
Tuesday, November 9, 2021; 8:45 AM - 10:15 AM
Section outline
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Screening Tests
Need for a more critical approach for screening tests, risk factor vs disease screening; biases in observational studies of screening: lead time bias, length time bias, volunteer bias, stage migration bias, pseudodisease; randomized trials of screening
Faculty: Martina Steurer-Muller
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Lecture 8 Screening (Recorded in 2019) Media Resource
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This is a problem on length- and lead-time bias that we were going to put on PSet#8, but it's too hard and requires a lot of clinical knowledge. I tried to add some explanation and some additional pieces to make it easier. Martina and Tom are planning to discuss it at large group discussion. They have not reviewed my changes and may think I made things worse rather than better.
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Merenstein D. Winners & Losers. JAMA 2004;291:242-5 File
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Heath 2014 BMJ Role of fear in overdiagnosis File
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Heath 2013 BMJ Overdiagnosis When good intentions meet vested interests File
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Newman 2016 JAMA IM Lipid screening in children-low value care File
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Annas 1995 NEJM Reframing the Debate on Healthcare by replacing Metaphors File
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Tilman 2014 Nature Global diets link environmental sustainability and human health File
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Problem Set #8 (M.Laker Section) Assignment
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PSet #8 Answer Key File