If the Confidence interval ( CI) for odd ratio or relative risk includes 1 The null hypothesis is not rejected
In this case our relative risk is given as 0.66 Its C.I as 0.30 - 1.45 ( which includes 1 *)
The alternate hypothesis in this case is that one procedure is superior to the other ( in wound healing and cosmetic difference )
The null hypothesis as such would be that this is false , and neither of the two procedures is superior one to the other
submitted by andro(212), 2020-04-24T16:38:32Z
If the Confidence interval ( CI) for odd ratio or relative risk includes 1 The null hypothesis is not rejected
In this case our relative risk is given as 0.66
Its C.I as 0.30 - 1.45 ( which includes 1 *)
The alternate hypothesis in this case is that one procedure is superior to the other ( in wound healing and cosmetic difference )
The null hypothesis as such would be that this is false , and neither of the two procedures is superior one to the other