ODD's RATIO (Strength of Association in Case Control Study), NEETPG2020, FMGE 2020, PSM tutorials.
Dr Neha Taneja Community Medicine
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In this video I shall discuss about Odds Ratio with a comparison between Relative Risk and Odds Ratio.
ODD's RATIO is a measure of association in a Case Control Study Design.
It is also known as Cross Product RAtio.
It is a weaker measure of association as compared to Cohort Study because it only gives an estimate of Relative Risk.
20 Comments
@SM-cc5ik 6 years ago
Thanku Ma'am.. You should start teaching in my uni 😃🤩
@bhawanathapa338 2 years ago
you are a wonderful teacher.I Enjoy your videos. You make things appear simple.
I just wanted to know the difference between Case Control study and a Retrospective Cohort study.
I just wanted to know the difference between Case Control study and a Retrospective Cohort study.
@Therapeuticsss 6 years ago
Thanks mam, it is better to look the video then reading book during exam time
@raghavm.v1261 5 years ago
Thank you mam, I am PG doing my dissertation, this made my concepts more strong👍👍👍
@qaisarsbiology5267 5 years ago
Thank you so much for such useful explanation and more of a comparative based explanation you made my day. Keep making videos like this please so that we could get help and clear our confusions. Love from pakistan
@casiegriffiths9644 6 years ago
Thanks for putting in so much efforts to get our concepts clear.
Very very useful.
Very very useful.
@Shauryaharsh1509 6 years ago
Thanks mam just because of valuable time and videos I prepare a day before my exm and my concept is more clear.
ODD's RATIO (Strength of Association in Case Control Study), NEETPG2020, FMGE 2020, PSM tutorials.
Dr Neha Taneja Community Medicine
37,227 views
In this video I shall discuss about Odds Ratio with a comparison between Relative Risk and Odds Ratio.
ODD's RATIO is a measure of association in a Case Control Study Design.
It is also known as Cross Product RAtio.
It is a weaker measure of association as compared to Cohort Study because it only gives an estimate of Relative Risk.