Researchers are often interested in estimating treatment effects in subgroups controlling for confounding based on a propensity score (PS) estimated in the overall study population
The propensity score is the conditional probability of exposure to a treatment given observed covari...
Nonexperimental research using automated healthcare databases can supplement randomized trials to pr...
Randomized controlled trials are the gold standard for measuring causal effects. However, they are o...
Researchers are often interested in estimating treatment effects in subgroups controlling for confou...
Treatment effects, especially when comparing two or more therapeutic alternatives as in comparative ...
Objectives To assess the current practice of propensity score (PS) analysis in the medical literatur...
Nonexperimental studies are increasingly used to investigate the safety and effectiveness of medical...
Propensity scores (PS) are an increasingly popular method to adjust for confounding in observational...
Propensity scores (PS) are an increasingly popular method to adjust for confounding in observational...
Background: In building propensity score (PS) model, inclusion of interaction/square terms in additi...
The assessment of treatment effects from observational studies may be biased with patients not rando...
Propensity scores, a powerful bias-reduction tool, can balance treatment groups on measured covariat...
Real-world epidemiology gives us the unique opportunity to observe large numbers of people, and the ...
Inferences about intended effects of treatments are ideally investigated using randomized control tr...
Objectives To assess the current practice of propensity score (PS) analysis in the medical literatur...
The propensity score is the conditional probability of exposure to a treatment given observed covari...
Nonexperimental research using automated healthcare databases can supplement randomized trials to pr...
Randomized controlled trials are the gold standard for measuring causal effects. However, they are o...
Researchers are often interested in estimating treatment effects in subgroups controlling for confou...
Treatment effects, especially when comparing two or more therapeutic alternatives as in comparative ...
Objectives To assess the current practice of propensity score (PS) analysis in the medical literatur...
Nonexperimental studies are increasingly used to investigate the safety and effectiveness of medical...
Propensity scores (PS) are an increasingly popular method to adjust for confounding in observational...
Propensity scores (PS) are an increasingly popular method to adjust for confounding in observational...
Background: In building propensity score (PS) model, inclusion of interaction/square terms in additi...
The assessment of treatment effects from observational studies may be biased with patients not rando...
Propensity scores, a powerful bias-reduction tool, can balance treatment groups on measured covariat...
Real-world epidemiology gives us the unique opportunity to observe large numbers of people, and the ...
Inferences about intended effects of treatments are ideally investigated using randomized control tr...
Objectives To assess the current practice of propensity score (PS) analysis in the medical literatur...
The propensity score is the conditional probability of exposure to a treatment given observed covari...
Nonexperimental research using automated healthcare databases can supplement randomized trials to pr...
Randomized controlled trials are the gold standard for measuring causal effects. However, they are o...