2018 Orthopaedic Sports Medicine Review Course Online-Sports Medicine Research

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The video transcript consists of a presentation on sports medicine research and statistical analysis. The speaker discusses the importance of reading journal articles and being a sophisticated consumer of research. They cover topics such as the expected size of effect, clinical relevance, statistically significant differences, minimally clinical important difference (MCID), control groups, outcome measures, sample size estimation, power, errors in statistical analysis, diagnostic test accuracy, sensitivity and specificity, positive predictive value, agreement studies, levels of evidence, and statistical analysis for continuous and categorical data.<br /><br />The speaker emphasizes the need to understand these concepts in order to interpret and apply research findings in clinical practice. They provide examples and algorithms to guide the choice of statistical tests based on the type and nature of the data. The presentation also touches on the interpretation of p-values as a measure of statistical significance.<br /><br />No credits were mentioned in the video transcript.

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Bruce S. Miller, MD, MS (University of Michigan)

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Author Bruce S. Miller, MD, MS (University of Michigan)

Date August 11, 2018

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Title Sports Medicine Research

Keywords

sports medicine research

statistical analysis

journal articles

clinical relevance

sample size estimation

diagnostic test accuracy

levels of evidence

p-values interpretation

statistical tests