Statement on matching language to the type of evidence used in describing outcomes data

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CorSalud 2013; 5 (3)

Statement on matching language to the type of evidence used in describing outcomes data

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There are many different types of studies that can be conducted to provide evidence for clinical and outcomes research, including but not limited to retrospective observational analyses, case-control studies, and randomized controlled trials (RCTs). Each of these analyses has strengths and limitations, but most importantly, they all result in different types of conclusions about an intervention.

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Kohli P, Cannon CP. The importance of matching language to type of evidence: avoiding the pitfalls of reporting outcomes data. Clin Cardiol. 2012;35(12): 714-7.