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期刊名:Health services and outcomes research methodology

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ISSN:1387-3741

e-ISSN:1572-9400

IF/分区:1.6/Q3

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Layla Parast,Daniel F McCaffrey,Lane F Burgette et al. Layla Parast et al.
While propensity score weighting has been shown to reduce bias in treatment effect estimation when selection bias is present, it has also been shown that such weighting can perform poorly if the estimated propensity score weights are highly...
Rebecca A Hubbard,Eric Johnson,Jessica Chubak et al. Rebecca A Hubbard et al.
Exposures derived from electronic health records (EHR) may be misclassified, leading to biased estimates of their association with outcomes of interest. An example of this problem arises in the context of cancer screening where test indicat...
Hong Zhao,Brian P Hobbs,Haijun Ma et al. Hong Zhao et al.
Randomization eliminates selection bias, and attenuates imbalance among study arms with respect to prognostic factors, both known and unknown. Thus, information arising from randomized clinical trials (RCTs) is typically considered the gold...
James A Sidney,Ashlin Jones,Carter Coberley et al. James A Sidney et al.
The objective of this research is to advance the evaluation and monetization of well-being improvement programs, offered by population health management companies, by presenting a novel method that robustly monetizes the entirety of well-be...
Megan S Schuler,Wanghuan Chu,Donna Coffman Megan S Schuler
Propensity score methods (e.g., matching, weighting, subclassification) provide a statistical approach for balancing dissimilar exposure groups on baseline covariates. These methods were developed in the context of data with no hierarchical...
Nicholas C Henderson,Thomas A Louis,Chenguang Wang et al. Nicholas C Henderson et al.
Evaluation of heterogeneity of treatment effect (HTE) is an essential aspect of personalized medicine and patient-centered outcomes research. Our goal in this article is to promote the use of Bayesian methods for subgroup analysis and to lo...
Erika L Moen,Andrea M Austin,Julie P Bynum et al. Erika L Moen et al.
The application of social network analysis to the organization of healthcare delivery is a relatively new area of research that may not be familiar to health services statisticians and other methodologists. We present a methodological intro...
Demissie Alemayehu,Marc L Berger Demissie Alemayehu
The explosion of data sources, accompanied by the evolution of technology and analytical techniques, has created considerable challenges and opportunities for drug development and healthcare resource utilization. We present a systematic ove...
Donald Hedeker,Robin J Mermelstein,Hakan Demirtas et al. Donald Hedeker et al.
In health studies, questionnaire items are often scored on an ordinal scale, for example on a Likert scale. For such questionnaires, item response theory (IRT) models provide a useful approach for obtaining summary scores for subjects (i.e....
Joseph Donohoe,Vincent Marshall,Xi Tan et al. Joseph Donohoe et al.
Purpose: This study evaluated spatial access to mammography centers in Appalachia using both traditional access measures and the two-step floating catchment area (2SFCA) method. ...