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2021-11-10 at 2:08 pm #32901
Saranath
KeymasterThe main objective of an experimental study is to assess whether the intervention is working well or not. There are three terms related to the outcome measure in experimental study:
1. Efficacy
2. Effectiveness
3. Efficiency
Could you give a brief explanation of these three terms?
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2021-12-25 at 9:50 pm #34358
Kridsada Sirichaisit
ParticipantThe outcome of the intervention can be divided in 3 types:
1. Efficacy is the outcome of drugs.
2. Effectiveness is the outcomes of intervention.
3. Efficiency is the effectiveness that compare with intervention cost.
Efficiency = Effectiveness/Cost
In some definition Efficiency = Effectiveness/Cost x Patient experience
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2022-01-08 at 4:04 pm #34617
Wachirawit Supasa
ParticipantEfficacy: measure effect in ideal conditions ex. on papers, in laboratories
Effectiveness: effect in real life conditions ex. in clinical trials
Efficiency: cost and benefits ex. Is it worth doing?
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2022-01-09 at 9:06 pm #34639
Naphat
Participant1. Efficacy: How the vaccine performs in ideals condition or controlled clinical trial
2. Effectiveness: How the vaccine performs in the wider populations
3. Efficiency: the probability the vaccine will prevent someone from catching diseases.
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2022-01-16 at 7:32 pm #34686
Pongsakorn Sadakorn
Participant1. Efficacy means the capability to desire the outcome.
2. Effectiveness means the effect of outcome
3. Efficiency means the ability to achieve an outcome with peak performance.
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2022-01-27 at 9:38 pm #34823
Rapeepat Jitmal
Participant1. Efficacy: capacity of achieve the objective or goal when given intervention under ideal or controlled conditions.
2. Effectiveness: capacity of achieve the objective or goal when given intervention under ordinary situation.
3. Efficiency: doing things that become good ratio of the output to the input. -
2022-02-17 at 10:53 pm #35153
Auswin Rojanasumapong
Participant– Efficacy is the capacity of a given intervention under ideal or controlled conditions.
– Effectiveness is the ability of an intervention to have a meaningful effect on patients in normal clinical conditions.
– Efficiency is doing things in the most economical way.
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2022-02-18 at 5:58 pm #35154
Karina Dian Lestari
Participant1. Efficacy: the capacity to have the desired result of a given intervention under a controlled environment
2. Effectiveness: how well that given intervention works in normal condition
3. Efficiency: whether the given intervention is the most economical option (in terms of time, energy, money) to do
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2022-02-23 at 3:53 pm #35168
Ashaya.i
ParticipantEfficacy means getting things done (is it working?)
Effectiveness means doing the proper things (is it actually working well?)
Efficiency means doing things right (is it working within the most economical way?) -
2022-03-03 at 9:56 pm #35353
Arwin Jerome Manalo Onda
Participant1. Efficacy – how an intervention performs in ideal setting
2. Effectiveness – how an intervention performs in real-world setting
3. Efficiency – measure of utilization of resources to implement the intervention. -
2022-03-06 at 11:28 pm #35366
Napisa Freya Sawamiphak
ParticipantEfficacy refers to a particular intervention’s ability to perform in controlled settings. Effectiveness is the capacity of an intervention to have a significant impact on patients in real-life conditions. Efficiency is assessing the intervention in a cost-effective way.
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2022-03-07 at 11:09 am #35374
TARO KITA
ParticipantEfficacy measures the capacity for beneficial change in ideal environments and conditions, while Effectiveness measures to do so in realistic environments and conditions.
Efficiency refers to the ability to do things in the most economical way. -
2022-03-07 at 6:57 pm #35376
Sri Budi Fajariyan
ParticipantEfficacy is getting things done. the ability to create the expected effect
Effectiveness is doing the right things in the clinical trials how well the treatment work in the real world.
Efficiency is doing things most economically. It is the ratio of the output to the input of any system. -
2022-03-17 at 11:58 am #35415
Saravalee Suphakarn
ParticipantEffectiveness : ability to achieve the right result/therapeutic effect in the real condition
Efficacy : capacity to achieve the right result under control condition
Efficiency : ratio of the right output and the resource -
2022-03-20 at 4:31 pm #35425
Kaung Khant Tin
Participant“Efficacy is the capacity of a given intervention under ideal or controlled conditions.”
(The outcome brought about by the intervention of an experiment study is efficacy. We don’t know for sure if the outcome would be the same if we implement that same intervention in a real world setting – which is not an ideal nor controlled situation.)“Effectiveness is the ability of an intervention to have a meaningful effect on patients in normal clinical conditions.” (It is the level of effect of an intervention in a real world setting. It helps us to know how much benefits an intervention of an experiment study could bring outside of the study – external validation.)
“Efficiency is doing things in the most economical way.”
(Minimizing resource, time and money needed for an intervention as few as possible and maximizing the desired outcome results as much as possible is the concept of efficiency.)Ref : DOI: 10.23937/2643-4512/1710035
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2022-03-25 at 3:15 pm #35474
Navin Prasai
ParticipantEfficacy is the ability of a given intervention to work under ideal conditions while effectiveness refers to how it works under ‘real-world’ conditions. Efficiency is the ability to work most economically.
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2022-03-29 at 4:28 pm #35493
Khaing Zin Zin Htwe
ParticipantEfficacy: Benefits and risks of an intervention under ideal conditions.
Effectiveness: Benefits and risks of an intervention under real world situations.
Efficiency: Benefits and risks of an intervention achieved with the least possible cost. -
2022-04-01 at 2:33 pm #35508
Sittidech Surasri
ParticipantThe meaning of “efficacy” is a true biological effect of treatment (intervention), “effectiveness” is the effect of a treatment (intervention) when widely used in practice, and “efficiency” is a measurable concept, quantitatively determined by the ratio of useful output to total useful input.
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2022-04-04 at 9:20 pm #35539
Rawinan Soma
Participantefficacy – ability to getting thing done
effectiveness – ability to doing the right thing, getting thing done under real world situation
efficiency – ability to doing thing right and worthiest -
2022-04-10 at 3:27 pm #35584
Navinee Kruahong
ParticipantEfficacy can be defined as the performance of an intervention under ideal and controlled circumstances, whereas effectiveness refers to its performance under ‘real-world’ conditions, and efficiency is doing things in the most economical way.
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2022-05-31 at 4:16 pm #36448
Tossapol Prapassaro
Participant– Efficacy is the capacity of a given intervention under ideal or controlled conditions.
– Effectiveness is the ability of an intervention to have a meaningful effect on patients in standard clinical conditions.
– Efficiency is doing things the most economically. -
2022-07-07 at 1:31 pm #37077
Penpitcha Thawong
ParticipantIn the health sector, efficacy is the capacity for the therapeutic effect of an intervention under ideal conditions. Although effectiveness has the same meaning as efficacy, it measures under normal clinical conditions to have a meaningful effect. Efficiency is the ratio of the output to the inputs of any system.
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