Understanding the relationship between relative and absolute…

Established


45
Citations
20
Refs
1996
Year
Search Works
Work Details
MENU
0

Understanding the relationship between relative and absolute risk

Article 1996 EN Bronze

BACKGROUND: Relative risks are the most common statistics used to quantify the risk of mortal or morbid outcomes associated with different patient groups and therapeutic interventions. However, absolute risks are of greater value of both patient and physician in making clinical decisions. METHODS: The relationship between relative and absolute risks is explained using graphical aids. A program to…

45

Citations

20

References

2

Authors

0.79

FWCI

Citations by Year
Last 11 years
Topics
Keywords
UN Sustainable Development Goals
1 SDGs
Authors & Affiliations
2 authors
#AuthorInstitutionsORCID
1 William D. Dupont Corresponding Vanderbilt University (US)
2 W. Dale Plummer Vanderbilt University (US) —

Data: OpenAlex