What happens when the outcome is measured using continuous scale: does measurement matter?

The above example was based on a binary or dichotomous outcome. Now learn how you will work with outcomes that re are measured on a continuous scale. We will continue to use the same example as above. At the end of this section, you will learn the following:
To repeat the process:
  1. You start with an unstructured question.
  2. Then you structure the question using the PICO framework
  3. The PICO framework will help you to set up your search terms and the inclusion and exclusion criteria for the articles that you will select for your evidence appraisal
  4. At the end of Step III (above item), you will end up with a study from where you will abstract information.
In this case, we will abstract information from a study that have used an outcome measured on a continuous scale. Let's start with the Baker article \cite{baker2016interventions}, and we will select the following study from the Baker article \cite{12242194}: download from the following link and follow along
http://ge.tt/1qo0lnm2