Intention to Treat

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• @cretinismiscool · 2020-05 · in “How is intention-to-treat supposed to prevent bias when a placebo group patient switches to the medication as the treatment group?”

  If you're more of a visual person I found this video explaining it to be extremely helpful! I could never wrap my head around it either ▶ link

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• @peutz_jegherbomb · 2020-05 · in “Intention to treat , per protocol and as treated?”

  I think of it like you have a protocol, you're strict about "sticking to the protocol" and so if they're noncompliant, they get the boot. Not sure why that always helped me. Not sure if you saw this video but it uses numbers in an example and the visuals were really helpful! ▶ link

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• @thatbrowndude21 · 2020-05 · in “NBME 21: Biostat question”

  Intention to treat has the least amount of bias I believe. ▶ link This video does a fantastic job explaining the 3 if youre interested

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• @gunnersinchrome · 2019-05 · in “Official? NBME 23 Discussion: Questions and Answers; SPOILERS”

  Here's a great video that explained the reasoning behind #1! ▶ link

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