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| 1 |
A bivariate mixed-effects location-scale model with application to ecological momentary assessment (EMA) data
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Pugach, Oksana
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2014
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4 |
p. 194-212
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article
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| 2 |
A chat with Daniel Polsky
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Mitra, Nandita
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4 |
p. 215-221
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article
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| 3 |
A comparison of care management delivery models on the trajectories of medical costs among patients with chronic diseases: 4-year follow-up results
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Chang, Hsiu-Ching
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2016
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4 |
p. 234-255
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article
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| 4 |
A conversation including 39 questions with Anirban Basu
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O’Malley, A. James
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2018
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4 |
p. 287-297
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article
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| 5 |
A conversation with Elizabeth A. Stuart
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Rose, Sherri
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2016
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4 |
p. 177-186
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article
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| 6 |
A conversation with Sherri Rose, winner of the 2020 health policy statistics section mid-career award
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Hatfield, Laura A.
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4 |
p. 208-214
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article
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| 7 |
A conversation with Thomas (Tom) R. Belin- 2020 HPSS long-term excellence award winner
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Harel, Ofer
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4 |
p. 195-207
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article
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| 8 |
Addressing confounding when estimating the effects of latent classes on a distal outcome
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Schuler, Megan S.
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2014
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4 |
p. 232-254
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article
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| 9 |
Addressing missing data in confounders when estimating propensity scores for continuous exposures
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Coffman, Donna L.
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2018
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4 |
p. 265-286
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article
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| 10 |
An interview with Constantine Gatsonis
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Schmid, Christopher H.
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2016
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4 |
p. 187-212
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article
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| 11 |
A Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial to Improve Asthma Care for Children Through Provider Education and Health Systems Change: A Description of the Pediatric Asthma Care Patient Outcome Research Team (PAC-PORT II) Study Design
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Weiss, Kevin B.
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2005
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4 |
p. 265-282
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article
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| 12 |
A Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial to Improve Asthma Care for Children Through Provider Education and Health Systems Change: A Description of the Pediatric Asthma Care Patient Outcome Research Team (PAC-PORT II) Study Design
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Weiss, Kevin B.
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2003
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4 |
p. 265-282
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article
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| 13 |
Are medical records a more reliable and valid source of CD4 count, viral load, and outpatient visit data than self-reports? A comparison with electronic medical records as the gold standard
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Kinsler, Janni J.
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2008
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4 |
p. 187-200
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article
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| 14 |
A semi-parametric approach to impute mixed continuous and categorical data
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Helenowski, Irene B.
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2014
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4 |
p. 183-193
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article
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| 15 |
A shared parameter location scale mixed effect model for EMA data subject to informative missing
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Lin, Xiaolei
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2018
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4 |
p. 227-243
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article
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| 16 |
Assessing the causal effect of Section 8 housing vouchers as the active ingredient for decreasing homelessness in veterans with mental illness
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Marcus, Sue M.
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2012
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4 |
p. 273-287
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article
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| 17 |
Assessing the impacts of governance reforms on health services delivery: a quasi-experimental, multi-method, and participatory approach
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Zarychta, Alan
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2019
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4 |
p. 241-258
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article
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| 18 |
Assessing the performance of direct and indirect utility eliciting methods in patients with colorectal cancer: EQ-5D-5L versus C-TTO
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Yousefi, Mahmood
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2019
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4 |
p. 259-270
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article
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| 19 |
A three-level mixed model to account for the correlation at both the between-day and the within-day level for ecological momentary assessments
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Ma, Qianheng
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4 |
p. 247-264
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article
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| 20 |
A two-stage super learner for healthcare expenditures
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Wu, Ziyue
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4 |
p. 435-453
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article
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| 21 |
Authentic assessments: a method to detect anomalies in assessment response patterns via neural network
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Cordell, Kate D.
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4 |
p. 439-458
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article
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| 22 |
Bayesian analysis of heterogeneous treatment effects for patient-centered outcomes research
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Henderson, Nicholas C.
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2016
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4 |
p. 213-233
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article
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| 23 |
Bayesian analysis of longitudinal studies with treatment by indication
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Mozer, Reagan
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4 |
p. 468-491
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article
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| 24 |
Bayesian bivariate subgroup analysis for risk–benefit evaluation
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Henderson, Nicholas C.
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2018
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4 |
p. 244-264
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article
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| 25 |
Benefit-of-the-doubt approaches for calculating a composite measure of quality
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Shwartz, Michael
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2010
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4 |
p. 234-251
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article
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| 26 |
BLUP(REMQL) estimation of a correlated random effects negative binomial hurdle model
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Kim, Sung Hee
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2012
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4 |
p. 302-319
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article
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| 27 |
Creating a parsimonious typology of physician financial incentives
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Landon, Bruce E.
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2010
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4 |
p. 219-233
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article
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| 28 |
Disjunctive answer options complicate communication – a linguistic analysis of the danish EQ-5D (5 L) version
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Petersen, Esben Nedenskov
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4 |
p. 377-390
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article
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| 29 |
Distinguishing frontloading: an examination of medicare home health claims
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Morefield, Brant
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4 |
p. 477-485
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article
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| 30 |
Does balancing site characteristics result in balanced population characteristics in a cluster-randomized controlled trial?
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Stolzmann, Kelly
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4 |
p. 469-478
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article
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| 31 |
Effect of Primary Care Visits on the Demand for Specialty Care in Health Maintenance Organizations
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Kapur, Kanika
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2005
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4 |
p. 203-219
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article
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| 32 |
Effect of Primary Care Visits on the Demand for Specialty Care in Health Maintenance Organizations
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Kapur, Kanika
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2003
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4 |
p. 203-219
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article
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| 33 |
Erratum to: A comparison of care management delivery models on the trajectories of medical costs among patients with chronic diseases: 4-year follow-up results
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Chang, Hsiu-Ching
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2016
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4 |
p. 256-257
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article
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| 34 |
Erratum to: Assessing the sensitivity of treatment effect estimates to differential follow-up rates: implications for translational research
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Griffin, Beth Ann
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2012
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4 |
p. 320
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article
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| 35 |
Erratum to: Using the Census Bureau’s surname list to improve estimates of race/ethnicity and associated disparities
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Elliott, Marc N.
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2009
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4 |
p. 252-253
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article
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| 36 |
Evaluating efficiency of English acute foundation trusts under system reform: a two-stage DEA approach
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Thai, Khanh Quoc
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2019
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4 |
p. 215-240
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article
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| 37 |
Evaluating federal policies using Bayesian time series models: estimating the causal impact of the hospital readmissions reduction program
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Papadogeorgou, Georgia
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4 |
p. 433-451
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article
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| 38 |
Evaluating long-term effects of a psychiatric treatment using instrumental variable and matching approaches
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Lu, Bo
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2012
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4 |
p. 288-301
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article
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| 39 |
Evaluating quality of hospital care using time-to-event endpoints based on patient follow-up data
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Hengelbrock, Johannes
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2019
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4 |
p. 197-214
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article
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| 40 |
Evidentiary challenges in comparative effectiveness research
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Morton, Sally C.
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2014
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4 |
p. 159-165
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article
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| 41 |
Heterogeneous treatment effects and bias in the analysis of the stepped wedge design
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Lindner, Stephan
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4 |
p. 419-438
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article
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| 42 |
Hierarchical causal variance decomposition for institution and provider comparisons in healthcare
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Chen, Bo
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4 |
p. 391-415
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article
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| 43 |
Improving identification of Medicaid eligible community-dwelling older adults in major household surveys with limited income or asset information
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McInerney, Melissa
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4 |
p. 416-432
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article
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| 44 |
Improving inpatient and daycare admission estimates with gravity models
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Latruwe, Timo
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4 |
p. 452-467
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article
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| 45 |
Imputing race and ethnicity in healthcare claims databases
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Zavez, Katherine
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4 |
p. 493-507
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article
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| 46 |
Instrumental variable specifications and assumptions for longitudinal analysis of mental health cost offsets
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O’Malley, A. James
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2012
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4 |
p. 254-272
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article
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| 47 |
Introduction to the special issue: The Tenth International Conference on Health Policy
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Zhou, Xiao-Hua Andrew
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2014
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4 |
p. 157-158
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article
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| 48 |
Item response theory approaches to harmonization and research synthesis
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Gibbons, Robert D.
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2014
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4 |
p. 213-231
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article
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| 49 |
Just you wait… and fill out this survey. Discussion of the methodological aspects of waiting room surveys
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Ongena, Yfke P.
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4 |
p. 508-521
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article
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| 50 |
Mixed location scale hidden Markov model for the analysis of intensive longitudinal data
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Lin, Xiaolei
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4 |
p. 222-236
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article
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| 51 |
Modeling Medicare-Eligible Veterans’ Demand for Outpatient Services: A Two-Stage Approach
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Lahiri, Kajal
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2003
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4 |
p. 221-240
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article
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| 52 |
Modelling the size, cost and health impacts of universal basic income: What can be done in advance of a trial?
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Johnson, Matthew Thomas
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4 |
p. 459-476
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article
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| 53 |
Near/far matching: a study design approach to instrumental variables
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Baiocchi, Mike
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2012
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4 |
p. 237-253
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article
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| 54 |
Novel statistical approaches and applications in leveraging real-world data in regulatory clinical studies
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Li, Heng
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4 |
p. 237-246
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article
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| 55 |
Preface to HSOR special issue on instrumental variable methods
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Marcus, Sue M.
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2012
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4 |
p. 235-236
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article
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| 56 |
Privacy protection and aggregate health data: a review of tabular cell suppression methods (not) employed in public health data systems
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Matthews, Gregory J.
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2016
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4 |
p. 258-270
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article
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| 57 |
Probe samples and the minimum sum method for medicare fraud investigations
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Ignatova, Iliana
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2008
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4 |
p. 209-221
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article
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| 58 |
Propensity score weighting for a continuous exposure with multilevel data
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Schuler, Megan S.
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2016
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4 |
p. 271-292
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article
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| 59 |
Reproductive coercion sometimes works: evaluating whether young African-American women who experience reproductive coercion or birth control sabotage are more likely to become pregnant
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Rosenbaum, Janet E.
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4 |
p. 265-282
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article
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| 60 |
Social network analysis: practical and statistical challenges
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Linkletter, Crystal D.
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2008
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4 |
p. 270-272
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article
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| 61 |
Specification tests for the sample selection and two-part models
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Norton, Edward C.
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2008
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4 |
p. 201-208
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article
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| 62 |
Statistical science at the forefront of health policy research: two ICHPS 2015 special issues
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Zou, Kelly H.
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2016
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4 |
p. 173-176
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article
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| 63 |
The ADI-3: a revised neighborhood risk index of the social determinants of health over time and place
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Berg, Kristen A.
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4 |
p. 486-509
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article
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| 64 |
The analysis of social networks
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O’Malley, A. James
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2008
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4 |
p. 222-269
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article
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| 65 |
The answer depends on pragmatic norms, semantic context-sensitivity, and epistemic reflection. A linguistic and epistemological analysis of the Danish Short Form 36 Health Survey (SF-36)
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Petersen, Esben Nedenskov
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4 |
p. 479-492
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article
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| 66 |
The impact of survey design modifications on health insurance coverage estimates in a National Longitudinal Health Care Survey
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Cohen, Steven B.
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2010
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4 |
p. 197-218
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article
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| 67 |
The Minimum Sum Method: A Distribution-Free Sampling Procedure for Medicare Fraud Investigations
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Edwards, Don
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2005
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4 |
p. 241-263
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article
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| 68 |
The Minimum Sum Method: A Distribution-Free Sampling Procedure for Medicare Fraud Investigations
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Edwards, Don
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2003
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4 |
p. 241-263
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article
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| 69 |
Using a spatiotemporal model to estimate the impact of suicide prevention in small areas
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Godoy-Garraza, Lucas
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4 |
p. 510-526
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article
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| 70 |
Using NVivoTM as a methodological tool for a literature review on nursing innovation: a step-by-step approach
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Rylee, Tina L.
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4 |
p. 454-468
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article
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| 71 |
Using propensity scores in difference-in-differences models to estimate the effects of a policy change
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Stuart, Elizabeth A.
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2014
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4 |
p. 166-182
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article
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| 72 |
Which patients benefit most from completing health risk assessments: comparing methods to identify heterogeneity of treatment effects
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Olsen, Maren K.
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4 |
p. 527-546
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article
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