Suppose the primary outcome for the study is changed to a binary outcome of whether or not
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Suppose the primary outcome for the study is changed to a binary outcome of whether or not the ulcer had healed at three month post‐randomisation. Published data on ulcer healing rates in this population suggest an ulcer healing rate of 20%. Suppose the effect of the new dressing will be considered important if it increases the ulcer healing rate from 20% to 30%, at three month postrandomisation.
Use the appropriate sample size formula to work out how many patients in each group need to be recruited to such a trial with a 5% (two‐sided) significance level and a power of 80%?
A. 291 B. 389 C. 582 D. 778 E. 1251
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Medical Statistics A Textbook For The Health Sciences
ISBN: 9781119423645
5th Edition
Authors: Stephen J. Walters, Michael J. Campbell, David Machin
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