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Quick Scroll PSM -Hospital outpatient attendance is not a measure of incid 01.12.06 (2 years ago) #1
Hospital outpatient attendance is not a measure of incidence of a disease because;

1)there is no reference population
2)all cases may not report to the hospital
3)both old and new cases will attend
4)attendance will depend on the services offered.
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Quick Scroll 01.16.06 (2 years ago) #2
2)all cases may not report to the hospital

i think all r correct
but i would go for b
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Quick Scroll 01.17.06 (2 years ago) #3
but one is the answer.
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Quick Scroll 01.17.06 (2 years ago) #4
don't you think
factor b alSO Affects the incidence to a very great extend
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Quick Scroll 01.17.06 (2 years ago) #5
agree wit shardul
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Quick Scroll 06.30.06 (2 years ago) #6
shardul wrote:
for calculating any rate first thing u need is to have a defined population..... the basic difference between hospital and a health centre is that ... health centre has a defined population from a restricted area called catchment area.... all the cases reporting to the particular health centre are strictly from the catchment area. In hospital u can get patients from anywhere in country or outside the country... so the data from most of the tertiary care institutes and hospital can never be utilized for calculating the rates

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if u need further explanation .. pls ask

hi there..,
our statistics prof used to tell......,statisticians are always behind denomonator!!!!!!!!!!!!
if there is no denominator..., all the calculations have no meaning.
just go ahead wth answer a. i e no defined population.!!!!!!!!!
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Quick Scroll 07.02.06 (2 years ago) #7
if itz PGI-chandi-- then i wud mark all the 4 option.....
itz itz AIPGE - i will leave the answer blank
if itz PGMCET(maha) -- i will mark the option 1... most appropriate one..
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