EER
Experimental event rate (see event rate).
Experimental event rate (see event rate).
A measure of the benefit resulting from an intervention for a given health problem under usual conditions of clinical care, for a particular group.
A measure of the benefit resulting from an intervention for a given health problem under the ideal conditions of an investigation.
A biomedical and pharmacological database with good Western European source coverage, and therefore complementary to Medline. The emphasis is on the pharmacological effects of drugs and chemicals. Covers the years 1980 to present and is updated daily.
Accessible via EMIS. This is an on-line system for searching and displaying the full contents of EMIS medical reference publications.
Adjective to describe activity that assesses relevance, effectiveness, and consequences.
The proportion of patients in a group in whom an event is observed.
Adjective describing something that makes observations intelligible and understandable.