Prof. Mary Ferrill explains how to calculate RR, RRR (Relative RIsk Reduction), ARR (Absolute Risk Reduction), and NNT/NNH. She starts this video with a table about the exposure and outcome for treatments. We can use this to help us calculate the parameters in the example in this video...
Thanks to the article below, you will also be able to calculate the number needed to treat on your own, discover how to calculate the number needed to harm, and the difference between these two concepts. Read on to find a step-by-step explanation of all the NNT formulas. How to use ...
Therefore in order to be honest and open, so that expectations are realistic and decisions are well informed, before a treatment like StopAttack is begun we can estimate the likelihood of each one of these possibilities. Here’s how that estimation works: If we calculate how many people we ...
Translating this to NNT would mean that no matter how many patients you treat with 1 intervention versus the other, you will not see a difference on the outcome of interest. The NNT would be "infinite" (represented by the symbol "[infinity]"). Mathematically, if we tried to calcu...
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The NNT is time-specific and quantifies the benefit of a treatment by describing how many patients need to be treated to prevent one undesirable event (eg, disease progression) or achieve one beneficial outcome (eg, tumor response). Here, we retrospectively calculate the NNT for PFS and ...