This is an encouraging trend, as the reporting of CIs is now recognised as essential for interpreting the clinical relevance and precision of study results, rather than relying solely on statistical significance as indicated by P values.[ 18 ] Reporting of descriptive statistics, including mean (SD) and median (IQR), provides critical context for understanding CI usage.
← all excerpts
Confidence interval reporting in randomised controlled trials: A critical analysis of IJA publications.
1
—
—