Several strategies can help avoid misinterpretation:
1. Training and Education: Continued education for researchers and practitioners in epidemiological methods. 2. Peer Review: Rigorous peer review processes to identify potential errors before publication. 3. Transparency: Open data and methodologies to allow for independent verification. 4. Use of Robust Statistical Methods: Employing appropriate statistical techniques to analyze data. 5. Ethical Reporting: Commitment to ethical standards in reporting results, including acknowledging limitations.
