Biostatistics - Negative and Positive Predictive Values

Although clinical tests are sometimes helpful in establishing the diagnosis, they don't always tell you the truth. Well, don't worry, ATP does ;)
In this video we will talk about negative and positive predictive values, and how you can employ this concept with pretest probabilities to get a meaningful answer of your clinical test's results.
Contents:
0:15 - Negative predictive value (NPV)
1:22 - Positive predictive value (PPV)
1:46 - Prevalence
3:23 - Example about NPV, PPV, & Prevalence
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[@blessingimhoenegamhe9407]

This video is so explanatory,thank you so much.

[@sumayyahz2008]

Wow you make the concept easy and clear. Keep struggling with these. Please continue teaching Sir.

[@bengazi5763]

always struggle with this but no more
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[@hindah55]

You deserve a million subscriber!!!!

[@ATPPP]

Soon!

[@mansisharma46]

this is the best video on this topic!

[@Mohammad_f_all]

شكرا خالد !!

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[@salehshamsebasha7896]

thank you😁

[@jeffersonfreed2716]

At 3:20, it says that increasing prevalence decreases NPV, but I manually calculated NPV from the numbers used in the following example and found that there also was an increased NPV with increased prevalence. Do you have any further clarification?

[@niloofarkh4779]

perfect

[@bushrazafar7522]

Walakum asalam