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Interpreting p values and interval estimates based on practical relevance: guidance for the sports medicine clinician

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By Alessandro Rovetta, Mohammad Ali Mansournia, Steven D. Stovitz, William M. Adams
| British Journal of Sports Medicine Verified
Introduction Statistical methods are employed in medical research to estimate effects of treatments or health conditions across populations.1 2 This paper presents a framework to avoid common misinterpretations that undermine clinical decision-making.1 3 A convention in scientific articles is to report three statistical results: a point estimate, a p value and an interval estimate usually called ‘CI’.2 3 A point estimate is a value computed from the data that represents the ‘best guess’ about...
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In Defense of Generalists: Primary Care Observations Have Systematic Advantages

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By Steven D. Stovitz, Ian Shrier, Jay S. Kaufman
| Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine
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Re: Becoming a Phronimos: Evidence-Based Medicine, Clinical Decision Making and the Role of Practical Wisdom in Primary Care

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By Steven D. Stovitz
| Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine
To the Editor: I recently read the JABFM ethics feature titled, “Becoming a Phronimos: Evidence-Based Medicine, Clinical Decision Making and the Role of Practical Wisdom in Primary Care.”1 I have been a Family Medicine physician for over 25 years and agreed with the general claims of the manuscript; the current business approach in health care is often contrary to the tenets of family medicine.
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