Other methods such as Comparative Effectiveness Research to evaluate the relative benefits of interventions, and Cost-Effectiveness Analysis to determine the most efficient options.

Comparative Studies

• Comparative Effectiveness Research: Compare the relative benefits of different interventions or treatments to determine which performs better in specific contexts.
• Cost-Effectiveness Analysis: Evaluate the costs and health outcomes of various interventions to identify the most cost-efficient option for achieving desired health outcomes.

Predictive Studies

• Regression Analysis: Utilize statistical methods to model relationships between variables and forecast future outcomes based on historical data.
• Survival Analysis: Analyze time-to-event data to understand the factors influencing the duration until a specific event occurs, such as time until disease recurrence.

Evaluation Studies

• Program Evaluation: Assess the effectiveness and impact of programs or interventions through structured data collection and analysis to inform decision-making and improve future programs.
• Impact Assessment: Measure the effects of interventions or policies on specific outcomes to evaluate their effectiveness and guide future strategic planning.