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You may be right, in which case I will wholeheartedly apologise to Simon or
anyone else. However from where I sit, having listened to this discussion
before and being aware of the particular biases that exist among some list
members, (and also the size of the chips on some shoulders), I am not
completely convinced that is true.
Paul

Dr Paul M Middleton
RGN MBBS FRCS(Eng) DipIMCRCS(Ed) FFAEM FACEM

Conjoint Senior Lecturer in Emergency Medicine, Public Health and Community
Medicine, UNSW
Emergency Physician, Prince of Wales Hospital
Sydney
NSW
 
 

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On Behalf Of Robert Smith
Sent: Monday, 10 April 2006 1:02 AM
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Subject: RE: Rescue Airway Techniques

making childish comments about Daddy's car or such other nonsense. It also
shows little capacity to understand the whole reason for evidence based
health care. 


Paul,

I believe Simon is making the astute observation that study designs that are
retrospective and involve self selected unmatched patient populations have
inherent weaknesses and attempts to control for disease severity and other
things that affect health and health outcomes like Socio Economic indicators
might have been done.

Rob Smith, MD


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