DEFINITIONS
the presumptive identification
of unrecognized disease or
defect by the application of
test, examinations or other
procedures which can be
applied rapidly to sort out
apparently well persons who
probably have a disease
from those who probably
not.
DEFINITIONS
Biologic onset of
the condition
Early detection of
preclinical disease
in asymptomatic
persons
Treatment of disease
Diagnosis of disease
DEFINITIONS
A screening test is NOT intended to be diagnostic.
Persons with positive or suspicious findings must be referred to
their physicians for diagnostic & necessary treatment
DEFINITIONS
More
specific
test
Performed
repeated
test
Prepared by. Putri Eyanoer
TARGET DISEASES
1. BACTERIAL INFECTION (TB, LEPRAE)
2. VIROLOGICAL INFECTION (HEPATITIS)
3. NIN INFECTIOUS DISEASE
4. AIDS
IMPORTANT CHARACTERISTICS
DETERMINE
BY
SENSITIVITY
AND
SPECIFICITY
V
VALIDITY
REPEAT
ABILITY
AMOUNT OF
DISEASE
DETECTED
IN A
POPULATION
RELIABILITY
YIELD
VALIDITY
The extent to which the test measures
what it is supposed to measure
1.
Sensitivity
The ability of a test to identify correctly
those who have the disease
2.
Specificity
The ability if a test to identify correctly
those who do not have the disease
RELIABILITY (PRECISION)
A+A=2As
A+A=2As
A+A=2As
A+A=2As
RELIABILITY (PRECISION)
Reducing variations by:
Standardization of procedures
Intensive training period for all observer
Work periodic check
Using two or more observer making
independent observations
yield
the amount of previously
unrecognized disease that is
diagnosed and brought to treatment
as a result of the screening
SCREENING INDICATORS
COST
INSTRUMENTS
RAPID RESULT OF SCREENING TEST
USERS FRIENDLY; FAMILIAR
ALTERNATIVE TREATMENT FOR POSITIVE RESULT
OTHER POSSIBLE DIAGNOSTIC TEST/INSTRUMENT