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Commenting on the science of unbiased health research with cartoons. Sunday, July 19, 2015. What's Your Number Needed To Confuse? I used to think numbers are completely objective. Words, on the other hand, can clearly stretch out, or squeeze, people's perceptions of size. "OMG that spider is HUGE. Yes, numbers can be more objective than words. Take adverse effects of health care: if you use the word "common" or "rare", people won't get as accurate an impression. As if you use numbers. Not so much. We...

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Commenting on the science of unbiased health research with cartoons. Sunday, July 19, 2015. What's Your Number Needed To Confuse? I used to think numbers are completely objective. Words, on the other hand, can clearly stretch out, or squeeze, people's perceptions of size. "OMG that spider is HUGE. Yes, numbers can be more objective than words. Take adverse effects of health care: if you use the word "common" or "rare", people won't get as accurate an impression. As if you use numbers. Not so much. We...

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Statistically funny: ARR OR NNT? What's Your Number Needed To Confuse?

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Commenting on the science of unbiased health research with cartoons. Sunday, July 19, 2015. What's Your Number Needed To Confuse? I used to think numbers are completely objective. Words, on the other hand, can clearly stretch out, or squeeze, people's perceptions of size. "OMG that spider is HUGE. Yes, numbers can be more objective than words. Take adverse effects of health care: if you use the word "common" or "rare", people won't get as accurate an impression. As if you use numbers. Not so much. We...

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Statistically funny: More than one kind of self-control

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Commenting on the science of unbiased health research with cartoons. Monday, September 16, 2013. More than one kind of self-control. If you like reading randomized trials about skin and oral health treatments - and who doesn't? You come across a few split-face and split-mouth ones. Instead of randomizing groups of people to different interventions so that a group of people can be a control group (parallel trials), sections of a person are randomized. Who had done breeding experiments. He explained th...

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Statistically funny: "Evidence-based" is the new "natural"

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Commenting on the science of unbiased health research with cartoons. Monday, April 9, 2012. Evidence-based" is the new "natural". Evidence-based should mean there is a systematic approach behind the work seeking to minimize bias and rely as much as possible on research that also minimizes bias. You can read more about the basic principles here. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The over-abundance of over-diagnosis. Cochrane reviews: coming soon! Evidence-based is the new natural. My work and I.

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Statistically funny: Does it work? Beware of the too-simple answer

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Commenting on the science of unbiased health research with cartoons. Sunday, November 17, 2013. Beware of the too-simple answer. Leonard is so lucky! He's just asked a very complicated question and he's not getting an over-confident and misleading answer. Granted, he was likely hoping for an easier one! But let's dive into it. Does": that auxiliary verb. Packs a punch. How do. We know whether something does or doesn't work? It would be great if that were simple, but unfortunately it's not. You can find o...

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Statistically funny: Look, Ma - straight A's!

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Commenting on the science of unbiased health research with cartoons. Tuesday, April 9, 2013. Look, Ma - straight A's! Unfortunately, little Suzy isn't the only one falling for the temptation to dismiss or explain away inconvenient performance data. Healthcare is riddled with this, as people pick and choose studies that are easy to find or that prove their points. In fact, most reviews of healthcare evidence don't go through the painstaking processes. Have just published guidelines for abstracts of system...

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Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust Libraries. Monday, 27 April 2015. May Day bank holiday closure. Will be unstaffed on Monday the 4th of May for the bank holiday. May Day Celebrations at Xeuilley 1624-25 www.metmuseum.org. 24 hour access is available as usual to our registered members by swiping in using your library card at the. We reopen as normal on Tuesday the 5th at all of our sites. Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust Libraries. Thursday, 23 April 2015. Clinical Key is a...

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A Marrow Chronicle: June 2013

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A Marrow Chronicle: one patient's perspective on Stem Cell Transplantation, and things Medical, Musical, and Maritime. Now on Facebook. Sunday, June 30, 2013. Transplant Cartoons Caution:Humor Noir. This is the first in a series about our Immune System, Organ transplant, Stem Cell/Bone Marrow Transplants, and Graft Versus Host Disease. Heavy subject matter, so I thought we should start light with some bootleg toons. Ok lets get somewhat. Serious over the jump. Click here for the jump. The Dreaded Ear Worm.

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A Marrow Chronicle: Day 361 - 45 days without a transfusion !

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A Marrow Chronicle: one patient's perspective on Stem Cell Transplantation, and things Medical, Musical, and Maritime. Now on Facebook. Sunday, March 30, 2014. Day 361 - 45 days without a transfusion! I have been reluctant to post these last three months for a variety of reasons, but after my last labs I can report a definite upward trend. My n umbers (Red, White and Platelet counts) are coming up by themselves. I have now gone. This is a note from one of my medicos:. Risking time out in public without a...

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A Marrow Chronicle: November 2013

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A Marrow Chronicle: one patient's perspective on Stem Cell Transplantation, and things Medical, Musical, and Maritime. Now on Facebook. Wednesday, November 27, 2013. The Song is Ended, But the Melody Lingers On. 160; Good Morning all. 160; As promised way back on June 22nd, today we will attempt to plant an. Earworm by means of this fiendishly designed post which will masquerade as a bit of. From 1927 through 9 decades. The song is . Presented on Edison Diamond Disc phonograph, a Player . Anyone els...

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SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS and COMMENTS. SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS and COMMENTS. Cartoon gallery coming soon. My cartoons are under a Creative Commons license ( details here. This means you can use them with attribution (a link back here would be good), and a link to the license. I'm sprucing up my cartoons and sorting them into a tagged cartoon gallery, going online here later in 2015. In the meantime, check out my Tumblr. Alicia and the new doctor. Blog comments powered by DISQUS.

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Peer review and hoaxes: May 2015

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SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS and COMMENTS. SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS and COMMENTS. Peer review and hoaxes: May 2015. First up this month on PLOS Blogs, I tackled peer review again: this time, weighing up anonymity and openness in publication peer review. I found 17 relevant comparative studies, most of them controlled trials - as well as the blog post, I added them to a comment on PubMed Commons. And on Tumblr, the most misunderstood and misused statistical concept of all: statistical significance.

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Surgical Science Blog: January 2015

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Welcome to my blog on surgery and related sciences. Here I will express views on the art and science of surgery in general. Any comments and thoughts are most welcomed. Wednesday, 21 January 2015. 2015 and launch of first editorial. Long time since last post here on the blog - my apologies for the vacancy! Please go read the full text editorial here. Development, year on year. Lagt inn av KJETIL SØREIDE. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Archives of Surgery will become JAMA Surgery. The interconnectivity betwe...

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Surgical Science Blog: August 2014

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Welcome to my blog on surgery and related sciences. Here I will express views on the art and science of surgery in general. Any comments and thoughts are most welcomed. Tuesday, 19 August 2014. Career choice in medicine. Finding your career track has become more easy with this algorithm:. Lagt inn av KJETIL SØREIDE. Liker du noen av bildene, så kan gjenbruk eller salg ordnes gjennom å kontakte meg på: ksoreide@mac.com. Alle bildene er (c) Kjetil Søreide. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). My absence from the bl...

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Surgical Science Blog: International collaboration in surgical research: Lancet paper

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Welcome to my blog on surgery and related sciences. Here I will express views on the art and science of surgery in general. Any comments and thoughts are most welcomed. Saturday, 26 October 2013. International collaboration in surgical research: Lancet paper. In the paper it is being discussed the different types of strategies that can be explored to increase collaboration and involvement in research for surgeons. Obviously this is but a starting point and there is a lot more to be said and even more...

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Surgical Science Blog: Centenary Talks given at ASGBI, Glasgow and ACS, Washington 2013

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Welcome to my blog on surgery and related sciences. Here I will express views on the art and science of surgery in general. Any comments and thoughts are most welcomed. Friday, 8 November 2013. Centenary Talks given at ASGBI, Glasgow and ACS, Washington 2013. By going to the BJS website. Also, a co-anniversary was held in Washington DC, marking the 100 years of both the BJS and the American College of Surgeons. The symposium can be view in entirety here. Lagt inn av KJETIL SØREIDE. Hernia repair is one o...

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