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ct mph5512 calculations assignment unit 3 [Compatibility Mode] nces Mailings Review View AaBbCcDdEe AaBbCcDdEe | ||..!d , ::.::,: apaindentBodyText Problem #9 Complete the following calculations and provide an explanation of your findings: A study of hypertension begins with 1,000 men (ages 40-45). Of the 1,000 men, 50 are already hypertensive. The remaining 950 are tracked over the span of five years, during which time 64 additional men develop hypertension. (Assume there is no loss to follow up or death due to competing risks). 1. Determine the prevalence of hypertension at the beginning of the study. 2. Calculate the five-year incidence proportion (risk) of hypertension. 3. Calculate the incidence rate of hypertension in the cohort with and without an actuarial adjustment. Did the actuarial adjustment make a difference? Explain your answer CAPELLA UNIVERsiaExplanation / Answer
ANSWER :-
Prevelance is defined as measurement of all individuals affected by a disease at a particular time.
(a)
prevelance = 50 men ( given in the problem)
(b)
For 5 years
Initial value = 50 men
Newly attacked = 64 * 5 = 320
Incedence proportion = Newly attacked / No of rest = 320 / 50 = 6.4
(c)
Incidence rate = Newly attacked / Total population
With actuarial adjustment
Incidence rate = (320+50)/1000 = 0.37
Without actuarial adjustment
Incidence rate = 320 / 1000 = 0.32
Yes, The actuarial adjustment makes a difference.
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