00:00 So what have you learned? You're now familiar with the main observational study designs, the cohort, the case-control, the cross-sectional and you know the difference between prospective, which moves forward in time and the retrospective, backwards in time. You know why matching is done, to control for certain confounding influences, and you know when some designs are more appropriate than others, using those characteristics like, which is rarer, the exposure status or the outcome status. Thank you.
The lecture Learning Outcomes – Observational Studies (Study Designs) by Raywat Deonandan, PhD is from the course Types of Studies.
Which of the following is the matched study attempting to minimize?
Which of the following scenarios would be best studied using a case-control design?
Which of the following is best measured using a cross-sectional design?
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Very through and the fact that most lectures had summaries of the previous video made it very easy to understand.