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The decision you're learning to make

The hierarchy of evidence

Reading the landscape: what each design can show

Apply it: rank and grade

Which evidence wins? (do it)

Correlation, causation and confounding

Why correlation is not causation

Apply it: spot the confound

Spot the confound (do it)

Reading a paper, and grading it

A fast, repeatable scan, then a grade

Check yourself

Knowledge check: name the confounder

Knowledge check: surrogate versus outcome

Knowledge check: which design settles cause

Knowledge check: grade the evidence

What you can now do, and where it goes

What you can now do

Take it with you

Your evidence-literacy card

References

Segment 1.1 of Module 1, Evidence Literacy: rank a study on the hierarchy, separate correlation from causation, recognise confounding, and read a paper and grade it E/M/H. House build with two scored SCORM interactions, verified citations, take-away card, self-check and references.

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Module 1 - Evidence & Appraisal (Segment 1.1: Evidence Literacy)

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