A decision rule recommends treatment when the predicted benefit exceeds the predicted harm, value-adjusted.
Comparing the individualised predictions for the benefit and the harm, value-adjusted, we then obtained individualised treatment recommendations for warfarin.
This 'non-inferiority margin' is the maximum loss of efficacy that is considered acceptable in exchange for a hypothesised reduction in harm, value-adjusted.
After taking into account quality of evidence, benefit, harm, value, preference, burden on patient of the intervention, and resource implications, we made four strong recommendations and five weak recommendations for intervention.
The required size of the ARRtarget that offsets the treatment harm, value-adjusted, for the patient i can be calculated as (Appendix section 1, equations (1) and (2)) (m1) The equation includes the particular condition of a fixed harm when the ARItrial can substitute for the ARIi.
A recommendation to treat with the non-inferior therapy would result when the predicted reduction in harm, value-adjusted, exceeds the predicted loss of efficacy, that is, when ARRharm(i) × RVharm/target(i) > ARItarget(i) (or, holding the same terminology as for superiority trials, when predicted ARRharm(i) > required ARRharm(i)).
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