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But how can we determine the confidence associated with benefit and detriment combined?? By using risk-benefit contours: formed by combining the information in the 2 clinical significance curves. To use RBCs, the individual clinician first determines an acceptable risk-benefit scenario, then reads off the corresponding confidence associated with it. |