توضیحاتی در مورد کتاب Evidence-based surgery : a gudie to understanding and interpreting the surgical literature
نام کتاب : Evidence-based surgery : a gudie to understanding and interpreting the surgical literature
عنوان ترجمه شده به فارسی : جراحی مبتنی بر شواهد: راهنمای درک و تفسیر ادبیات جراحی
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نویسندگان : Achilleas Thoma (editor), Sophocles H. Voineskos (editor), Charles H. Goldsmith (editor), Sheila Sprague (editor)
ناشر : Springer
سال نشر : 2019
تعداد صفحات : 359
ISBN (شابک) : 9783030051204 , 3030051218
زبان کتاب : English
فرمت کتاب : pdf
حجم کتاب : 8 مگابایت
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Preface
Contents
Contributors
1 History of Evidence-Based Surgery (EBS)
References
2 The Steps of Practicing Evidence-Based Surgery (EBS)
References
3 Developing a Surgical Clinical Research Question: To Find the Answer in Literature Search or in Pursuing Clinical Research
The FINER Criteria
Feasible
Interesting
Novel
Ethical
Relevant
The PICOT Format
Patient or Population
Intervention
Comparative Intervention or Control
Outcome
Time Horizon
References
4 Finding the Evidence Through Searching the Literature
Introduction
Clinical Scenario
Clinical Question
Importance of the Question
Developing a Search Strategy
Identifying Concepts
Identifying Search Terms
Controlled Vocabulary
Boolean Operators
Creating a Search Strategy
Simple Search Strategy (i.e., Basic)
Complex Search Strategy (i.e., Advanced)
Limits and Search Filters
Choosing Appropriate Resources
Pyramid of EBM Resources
6S Pyramid
Other Resources
Keeping Current
Resolution of the Clinical Scenario
Conclusion
References
5 Hierarchy of Evidence in Surgical Research
Introduction
Levels of Evidence for Therapeutic Research
Clinical Example
Levels of Evidence for Diagnostic Research
Clinical Example
Levels of Evidence for Prognostic Research
Clinical Example
Levels of Evidence for Economic Research
Clinical Example
Summary
Concluding Remarks
Appendix 1: Oxford Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine 2011 Levels of Evidence [3]
References
6 Evaluating Surgical Interventions
Clinical Scenario
Search Strategy
Appraisal of an Article: Are the Results Valid?
Was Patient Assignment Randomized, and was the Randomization Process “Concealed”?
Were Study Personnel “Blinded” to Treatment and Apart from the Experimental Intervention, Were the Groups Treated Equally?
Were All Patients Who Entered the Trial Accounted for and Was Follow-up Adequate?
Were Patients Analyzed According to the “Intention to Treat” Principle?
Was the Study Large Enough to Detect a Difference?
What Are the Results?
What Outcomes Were Used and How Were They Measured?
Binary Versus Continuous Outcomes
Univariate Testing: Univariable and Multivariable Analyses
Multivariable Regression Results: Odds Ratios (OR) and Risk Ratios (RR)
How Large Was the Treatment Effect?
How Precise was the Estimate of the Treatment Effect?
Are the Results Applicable to My Patients?
Were the Study Patients Similar to My Patients?
Were the Measured Outcomes Clinically Relevant?
Are My Surgical Skills Similar to Those of the Study Surgeons?
Resolution of the Clinical Scenario
References
7 A Primer on Outcome Measures for Surgical Interventions
Clinical Scenario
Information on Outcome Measures
Choosing the Proper Outcome Measure
How Can I Know if I Can Trust the Score?
How Can I Interpret the Score in Clinical Practice?
What Cautions Should I Exercise?
Application of Above-Mentioned Concepts to Resolve the Clinical Scenario
References
8 Patient-Important Outcome Measures in Surgical Care
Scenario
Searching the Literature
Introduction
What is a Patient-Reported Outcome?
Other Important Concepts and Definitions
How is a PROM Developed?
How Do You Evaluate a PROM?
Validity
Reliability
Classical Test Theory Versus Modern Psychometric Test Theory
What Are the Different Types of PROMs?
Applying the Literature to Patients
How Do You Interpret Results?
Resolution of the Scenario
Appendix 1. Articles found in literature search
References
9 Surrogate Endpoints
Clinical Scenario
Introduction
Beware! Confounders
Literature Search
Are the Results Valid?
What Are the Results?
Are the Results Applicable to My Patients?
Resolution of Clinical Scenario
Conclusion
References
10 How to Assess an Article that Deals with Health-Related Quality of Life
Introduction
Clinical Scenario
Literature Search
Primary Guides
Have the Investigators Measured Aspects of Patients’ Lives that Patients Consider Important?
Have Important Aspects of HRQL Been Omitted?
Are the HRQL Instruments Chosen Valid, Reliable and Responsive?
Secondary Guides
Were HRQL Assessments Appropriately Timed to Evaluate the Effects of the Surgical Intervention?
If There Were Trade-Offs Between Quantity and Quality of Life, Did the Investigators Perform a Economic Analysis?
What Were the Results?
What Was the Magnitude of the Effect on HRQL?
Will the Results Help Me in Caring for My Patients?
Will the Information from This Study Help Me Inform My Patients?
Resolution of the Scenario
References
11 Randomized Controlled Trial Comparing Surgical Interventions
Introduction
Scenario
Literature Search
Summary of the Appraised Article
Evaluating a Randomized Controlled Trial
Are the Results Valid?
Learning Curve and Expertise-Based Randomized Controlled Trials
Patient Randomization and Allocation Concealment
Were Patients, Surgeons, and Researchers Aware of Group Assignment (Blinding)?
Were the Patients in Each Group Similar?
Intention-to-Treat Analysis
Treatment Standardization
Sample Size Calculation and Follow-Up
What Are the Results?
What Was the Impact from the Treatment?
How Precise Were the Results?
What Now?
Generalizability
Clinical Relevance
What Does This Mean for Me as a Healthcare Provider?
Resolving Our Clinical Scenario
References
12 How to Assess a Pilot Trial in Surgery
Clinical Scenario
Definition of Pilot Trials
Importance or Necessity of Conducting a Pilot Trial
Current Practice in Pilot Trials in the Literature
Key Considerations for Designing a Pilot Trial
Study Rationale
Objective(s) and Outcomes(s)
Sample Size
Methods of Analysis
Criteria of Success
Reporting of a Pilot Trial
Key Resources for Further References
Returning to the Scenario
Concluding Remarks
Appendix
References
13 Non-inferiority Randomized Controlled Trials
Clinical Scenario
Literature Search
Randomized Controlled Trials
Non-inferiority RCT Design
Conclusion
Appendix
References
14 Expertise-Based Randomized Controlled Trials
Clinical Scenario
Introduction
Literature Search
Are the Results Valid?
Was the Learning Curve Taken Into Consideration?
Were the Subjects Randomized?
Was the Randomization Concealed?
Were the Experimental and Control Groups Similar in Terms of Prognostic Factors?
Were the Subjects Stratified?
Were Subjects Analysed in the Group They Were Initially Randomized into at Enrolment?
Was Follow-Up Complete?
What are the Results of the Trial?
How Were the Results of the Trial Being Measured?
How Large Is the Treatment Effect ?
Are the Results Applicable to Clinical Practice?
Does the Study Represent My Patient Population?
Does the Trial Consider All Relevant Patient-Important Outcomes?
Do the Benefits of the Procedure Outweigh Any Potential Risks and Costs?
Conclusion
Resolution of Scenario
References
15 The Surgeon’s Guide to Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
Introduction
Clinical Scenario
Finding the Evidence
Are the Results Valid?
Did the Review Address a Sensible Clinical Question?
Was the Search for Relevant Studies Detailed and Exhaustive?
Was Publication Bias Assessed?
Were the Primary Studies of High Methodological Quality?
Were Assessments of Studies Reproducible?
What Are the Results?
Were the Results Similar From Study To Study?
What Are the Overall Results of the Review?
How Precise Were the Results?
Can I Apply the Results to My Patients?
How Can I Best Interpret the Results and Apply Them to My Patients?
Were All Patient-Important Outcomes Considered?
Is the Benefit Worth the Potential Costs and Risks?
Resolution of the Clinical Scenario
Conclusion
Appendix 1: Search Results
Appendix 2: Prisma Flow Diagram [23, 38]
References
16 Prospective and Retrospective Cohort Studies
Introduction
Clinical Scenario
Literature Search
Article Summary
What are the Study’s Research Question and Clinical Relevance?
Are the Results Valid?
What is the Study Population?
Are the Data Sources Reliable?
Are the Data Collection Methods Sound?
Do the Authors Provide Clear and Justifiable Definitions of the Primary and Secondary Outcomes?
Have the Authors Accounted for Potential Sources of Bias?
Is the Statistical Analysis (a) Valid and (b) Described Clearly?
What Are the Results?
Are Baseline Characteristics of the Exposure Groups Clearly Reported and Accounted For?
Are the Results and Relevant Statistics Clearly Stated?
How Precise Were Estimates of Effect Size?
Are Results Robust to Planned Sensitivity Analyses?
Were Subgroup Analyses Used? If So, Were these Specified a Priori and is the Issue of Multiple Testing Addressed?
How Can I Interpret these Results in the Context of My Clinical Practice?
Are the Results of the Study Placed in the Broader Context of the Clinical Question?
Is There a Description of the Existing Literature?
Were All Clinically Important Outcomes Considered?
Are Limitations of the Study Clearly Described?
Resolution of the Clinical Scenario
Conclusion
References
17 Case-Control Studies
Introduction
Clinical Scenario
Literature Search
Appraisal of the Selected Article
Are the Results Valid?
What Are the Results?
How Can I Apply the Results to My Patients in a Clinical Practice?
Resolution of the Scenario
Additional Information for the Reader
Appendix 1
Appendix 2
References
18 Evaluating Case Series in Surgery
Introduction
Clinical Scenario
Literature Search
Appraisal of a Surgical Case Series
Resolution of Clinical Scenario
Conclusion
References
19 Quality Improvement and Patient Safety in Surgery
Clinical Scenario
Literature Search
Introduction
Background
What is Quality Improvement?
Is QI Research?
Discussion
Resolution of the Clinical Scenario
Conclusion
References
20 Diagnostic Studies in Surgery
Introduction
Clinical Scenario
Literature Search
Brief Study Summary
Important Aspects of Diagnostic Studies
Evaluating the Literature on a Diagnostic Test
Appendix 1: Results of Cochrane Literature Review
Appendix 2: Results from PubMed Literature Search
References
21 How to Assess a Prognostic Study
Clinical Scenario
How and Why We Measure Prognosis?
Study Designs for Prognostic Studies
Literature Search
Appraising the Surgical Literature on Prognosis
Is the Sample Representative?
Was Follow-up Sufficiently Long and Complete?
Were Objective and Unbiased Outcome Criteria Used?
How Likely are the Outcomes to Occur Over Time?
How Precise are the Estimates of Likelihood?
Can I Apply the Results to my Practice or Patient?
Resolution of Clinical Scenario
References
22 Decision Analysis and Surgery
Clinical Scenario
Literature Search
Background on Decision Analysis in Surgery
Components of Decision Analysis
Decision Tree
The Outcomes
Clinical Application
Users’ Guide: A Framework
Are the Results Valid?
What are the Results?
Will the Results Help me in Caring for My Patient?
Resolution of the Scenario
Appendix 1. Articles Located During Literature Search
References
23 Economic Evaluations in Surgery
Explanation of the Types of Economic Evaluations and Terminology Used
Formulas Used in Economic Evaluations that Inform Adoption of Novel Surgical Interventions
For Cost Analysis
For Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
For Cost–Utility Analysis
For Cost–Benefit Analysis
Sensitivity Analysis
Clinical Scenario
Finding the Evidence
Are the Results Valid?
Did the Analysis Provide a Full Economic Comparison of Healthcare Strategies?
Were Relevant Viewpoints Considered?
Were All Relevant Clinical Strategies Compared?
Were the Costs and Outcomes Properly Measured and Valued?
Was Clinical Effectiveness Established?
Were Costs Measured Accurately?
Were Data on Costs and Outcomes Appropriately Integrated?
Was Appropriate Allowance Made for Uncertainties in the Analysis?
Are Estimates of Costs and Outcomes Related to the Baseline Risk in the Treatment Population?
What Are the Results?
What Were the Incremental Costs and Outcomes Between the Two Strategies?
Do Incremental Costs and Outcomes Differ Among Subgroups?
How Much Does Allowance for Uncertainty Change the Results?
Will the Results Help Me in Caring for My Patients?
Are the Treatment Benefits Worth the Harms and Costs?
Could a Clinician’s Patients Expect Similar Health Outcomes?
Can I Expect Similar Costs?
Resolution of the Scenario
Final Thoughts and the CHEERS Statement
References
24 Studies Reporting Harm in Surgery
Clinical Scenario
Introduction
Finding the Evidence
Study Appraisal
Conclusion
Resolution of the Scenario
Appendix 1
References
25 Evaluating Surveys and Questionnaires in Surgical Research
Introduction
Clinical Scenario
Literature Search
Appraisal of a Surgical Survey
Resolution of Clinical Scenario
Conclusion
References
26 Opinion Pieces in Surgery
Clinical Scenario
Literature Search
Expert Opinion in the Context of Evidence-Based Medicine and Surgery
What Is the Value of Expert Opinion?
What Are the Limitations of Expert Opinion?
Expert Opinion in the Context of the Surgical Literature
Does Expert Opinion Apply to Me?
Should I Trust an Expert Opinion
Clinical Knowledge
Technical Knowledge
Perception as an Expert
Conflict of Interest
Resolution of Case
Appendix 1: Articles Identified in Literature Search
References
27 Simple Statistical Tests and P Values
Clinical Scenario
Literature Search
Chapter Goal
Critical Evaluation of the Paper for Reporting RCTs
Statistical Tests and P Values
Could All of This Be Due to the Play of Chance?
Computing the Test Statistic
What Does the Number Mean to a Reader?
Where Do P Values Come from?
Confidence Intervals
Software
Sensitivity Analysis
Multiplicity
Resolution of Clinical Scenario
Reporting Statistical Findings in the Surgical Literature
Appendix 1: Articles Identified in the Literature Search
Appendix 2: Sensitivity Analysis for Table 27.3 Using Chi-Square Test and Minitab 18
Appendix 3: Risk of Bias Scoring of the Barberan-Garcia et al. [1] Paper
References
28 Confidence Intervals
Clinical Scenario
Understanding Confidence Intervals
Why Are CI’s Different from p-Values?
Getting to Estimation
Hypothesis Testing
How Do We Calculate Confidence Intervals?
Why Use Confidence Intervals?
Back to Our Scenario
Appendix 1
Appendix 2
References
29 Power and Sample Size
Clinical Scenario
The Importance of Power and Sample Size
Article Selection
Summary of the Appraised Article by Oh et al. [21]
Questions Used to Appraise
Resolution of the Scenario
Appendix 1
Appendix 2: Using G*Power to Compute Power [30]
Appendix 3
Appendix 4
References
30 Subgroup Analyses in Surgery
Introduction
Clinical Scenario
Literature Search
Summary of the Appraised Article
Appraisal of the Selected Article
Resolution of the Scenario
Appendix 1
References
31 Introduction to Clinical Practice Guidelines
Introduction
Clinical Scenario
Literature Search
Appraisal of Clinical Practice Guidelines: AGREE II and AGREE-REX Tools
Are the Results Valid?
What Are the Results?
How Can I Apply the Results to Patient Care?
Resolution of Clinical Scenario
Conclusions
References
Index