Abstract

The use of a proper study design is essential to the investigation of risk factors for disease or other outcomes. Observational studies are useful in studying risk factors for disease or clinical outcomes. Cohort and case–control study designs are the most common strategies used in observational research, with cross-sectional studies playing a less important role.

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