A Med & Mic™ Extra 12.07.22
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Hello, Doctor!
The media may approach you for an interview on a medical study.
Here is a question to ask yourself as you prepare to communicate information about the study:
Can I put the study findings into context?
Then ask yourself:
If the findings are preliminary, how will I make that clear?
If the findings differ from previous studies, how will I indicate that and explain why? How does the weight of this study compare to the others?
To whom do the findings apply?
Will I explain how risks and benefits of an intervention compare to other factors, such as lifestyle/behavior and genetics?
Will I distinguish population-wide risk vs. individual risk? Will I call out absolute risk vs. relative risk?
In the next post in this series, I’ll go over some general guidelines for addressing peer review. Stay tuned!
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