Effect of Study Duration and Outcome Measurement Frequency on Estimates of Change for Longitudinal Cohort Studies in Routinely-Collected Administrative Data

Effect of Study Duration and Outcome Measurement Frequency on Estimates of Change for Longitudinal Cohort Studies in Routinely-Collected Administrative Data

Introduction: When designing prospective and retrospective longitudinal cohort studies, investigators must make decisions about study duration (i.e. length of follow-up) and frequency of outcome measurement. The impact of these decisions have been previously investigated in the prospective setting,...

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Main Authors: Allison Feely, Elizabeth Wall-Wieler, Leslie L Roos, Lisa Lix
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Swansea University 2020-08-01
Series:International Journal of Population Data Science
Subjects:
Study Design
Retrospective Cohort
Administrative Data
Statistical Power
Repeated Measurements
Online Access:https://ijpds.org/article/view/1150

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