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5. How to Interpret the Findings?
Interpreting findings in the context of existing knowledge and public health implications is pivotal. Experts help in understanding:
Causal relationships
Statistical significance vs. clinical significance
Generalizability
Frequently asked queries:
Why is Expert Consultation Important in Epidemiology?
1. What is the Study Objective?
2. What is the Appropriate Study Design?
3. How to Collect and Analyze Data?
4. How to Address Bias and Confounding?
5. How to Interpret the Findings?
6. What are the Ethical Considerations?
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What is Text Mining?
What are Epidemic Curves?
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