6. Patients with abdominal aneurysms >5 cm are followed for a 5 year period. One group...
6. Patients with abdominal aneurysms >5 cm are followed for a 5 year period. One group of patients choose to undergo surgical repair while patients in the second group are treated with “watchful waiting.” Data included changes in size and time to rupture (outcome). Which of the following measures will BEST describe prognosis? a. Incidence rates b. Prevalence rates c. Hazard ratios d. NNT/NNH
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Answer: Hazard ratio
( It shows the the number of people of given population suffers with the disease as compared to the other group.)
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problem?
2)describe the study and how it was conducted. Was it
quantitative or qualitative study, why?
3)share the studies findings(not statistics)
4)summarize what we can do as nursing strategies to address
the problem?
5)identify barriers in implementing the suggested strategies
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