5: Conclusion

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Running example: predicting adverse events in hyperkalemia

The conclusion is 1 to 2 sentences. Every claim in it should point straight back to a result reported above. No new numbers, and nothing the results cannot support.

    The running example

    Tap each conclusion sentence to light up the results it rests on.

    Results

    Conclusion

    Common mistakes

    • Concluding more than the design allows, such as calling an association a cause.
    • Ending on “more research is needed.” Use the space to say what you found.