Does low participation in cohort studies induce bias?
EA Nohr, M Frydenberg, TB Henriksen, J Olsen - Epidemiology, 2006 - journals.lww.com
Background: Participation rates in large cohort studies have decreased during the last 2
decades. The consequences of this trend for relative risk estimation are unknown. Methods …
decades. The consequences of this trend for relative risk estimation are unknown. Methods …
Does Low Participation in Cohort Studies Induce Bias?
EA Nohr, M Frydenberg, TB Henriksen, J Olsen - Epidemiology, 2006 - journals.lww.com
Background: Participation rates in large cohort studies have decreased during the last 2
decades. The consequences of this trend for relative risk estimation are unknown. Methods …
decades. The consequences of this trend for relative risk estimation are unknown. Methods …
[引用][C] Does low participation in cohort studies induce bias?
EA NOHR, M FRYDENBERG… - Epidemiology …, 2006 - pascal-francis.inist.fr
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[引用][C] Does Low Participation in Cohort Studies Induce Bias?
EA Nohr, M Frydenberg, TB Henriksen, J Olsen - Epidemiology, 2006 - cir.nii.ac.jp
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Does low participation in cohort studies induce bias?
EA Nohr, M Frydenberg, TB Henriksen… - Epidemiology …, 2006 - europepmc.org
Background Participation rates in large cohort studies have decreased during the last 2
decades. The consequences of this trend for relative risk estimation are unknown. Methods …
decades. The consequences of this trend for relative risk estimation are unknown. Methods …
Does Low Participation in Cohort Studies Induce Bias?
EA Nøhr, M Frydenberg, TB Henriksen, J Olsen - Epidemiology, 2006 - pure.au.dk
Background: Participation rates in large cohort studies have dropped during the last two
decades. The consequences of this trend for relative risk estimation are unknown. Methods …
decades. The consequences of this trend for relative risk estimation are unknown. Methods …
Does Low Participation in Cohort Studies Induce Bias?
EA Nøhr, M Frydenberg, TB Henriksen… - …, 2006 - portal.findresearcher.sdu.dk
Background: Participation rates in large cohort studies have dropped during the last two
decades. The consequences of this trend for relative risk estimation are unknown. Methods …
decades. The consequences of this trend for relative risk estimation are unknown. Methods …
Does low participation in cohort studies induce bias?
EA Nohr, M Frydenberg… - Epidemiology …, 2006 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Background Participation rates in large cohort studies have decreased during the last 2
decades. The consequences of this trend for relative risk estimation are unknown. Methods …
decades. The consequences of this trend for relative risk estimation are unknown. Methods …
Does Low Participation in Cohort Studies Induce Bias?
EA Nohr, M Frydenberg, TB Henriksen, J Olsen - Epidemiology, 2006 - JSTOR
Background: Participation rates in large cohort studies have decreased during the last 2
decades. The consequences of this trend for relative risk estimation are unknown. Methods …
decades. The consequences of this trend for relative risk estimation are unknown. Methods …