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Tips on how to present research findings (dichotomous data)

This reference text box provides tips for effectively presenting research findings on dichotomous data, specifically discussing the results of the Shingles Prevention Study. Learn how to use the provided balloon in your presentations and get further assistance from Dr. Mike Allen, Director of Evidence-based Programs at Dalhousie.

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Tips on how to present research findings (dichotomous data)

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  1. Tips on how to present research findings (dichotomous data) January 2010

  2. Shingles Prevention Study – Results Reference text box

  3. Shingles Prevention Study – Results Reference text box

  4. ARBs – Reductions in HF Hospitalizations Reference text box

  5. To use this balloon in your presentations • Click on it • Press Ctrl-C (copy) • Go to the slide where you want to use the balloon • Press Ctrl-V (paste) • Position the balloon where you want it and change the data In Slide Show view, the balloon will appear with a mouse click. Event rate 24% vs 20% - Hosps RRR 18% ARR 4% NNT 23 (14 – 41) 3.5 yrs

  6. Questions or Further Help Dr Mike Allen Director Evidence-based Programs Dalhousie CME 494-2173 michael.allen@dal.ca For supportive tools visit: http://cme.medicine.dal.ca/EBM.htm

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