Journal of clinical epidemiology

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  Año 2006, Número 6

  • Can we improve cardiovascular risk prediction beyond risk equations in the physician's office?

    Michael H. Criqui, Victor Aboyans

    págs. 547-558

    

  • Results of diagnostic accuracy studies are not always validated

    Frank Buntinx, Bert Aertgeerts, Ann Van den Bruel

    pág. 559

    

  • A review finds that the autoreply e-mail function avoids problems of subject allocation concealment

    Andrew Cunningham

    págs. 567-569

    

  • Period estimates of cancer patient survival are more up-to-date than complete estimates even at comparable levels of precision

    Timo Hakulinen, Hermann Brenner

    págs. 570-575

    

  • Multilevel modeling was a convenient alternative to common regression designs in longitudinal suicide research

    Dirk Dunkel, Sandor Fekete, Viktor Voros, Peter Osvath, Elfi Antretter, Christian Haring

    págs. 576-586

    

  • The DISABKIDS generic quality of life instrument showed cross-cultural validity

    Monika Bullinger, Mick Power, Corinna Petersen, David Debensason, Marie Claude Simeoni, Silke Schmidt, Holger Mühlan

    págs. 587-598

    

  • A simple classification system was recommended for patients with restricted shoulder or neck range of motion

    Betty Meyboom-De Jong, Jan C. Winters, Klaas H. Groenier, Andrea F. De Winter, Wijbrand H. van Schuur

    págs. 599-607

    

  • A brief measure of perceived understanding of informed consent in a clinical trial was validated

    Diana Elbourne, Peter Peduzzi, Donna L. Lamping, Peter Guarino, James Carpenter

    págs. 608-614

    

  • Interactive triage simulator revealed important variability in both process and outcome of emergency triage

    François P. Sarasin, Josette Simon, Thomas V. Perneger, Michel Kossovsky, Olivier T. Rutschmann, Antoine Geissbühler, Bernard Vermeulen

    págs. 615-621

    

  • Self-reported smoking cessation interventions were not associated with quitting in older women

    Debbie A. Lawlor, Shah Ebrahim, David Montaner, Knut Schroeder

    pág. 622

    

  • Asking older people about fear of falling did not have a negative effect

    Gene S. Feder, Martin R. Underwood, Suzanne Parsons, Sandra M. Eldridge, Anne E. Spencer

    págs. 629-634

    

  • Print format and sender recognition were related to survey completion rate

    Ian D. Graham, Jamie C. Brehaut, Ian G. Stiell, Laura Visentin

    págs. 635-641

    

  • Psychometric properties of the revised Piper Fatigue Scale in Dutch cancer patients were satisfactory

    Arno T.P. Skrabanja, Madelon C.G. Pijls-Johannesma, Philippe Lambin, Brigit J.E. Boumans, Anouk Pijpe, Pieter C. Dagnelie, Gertrudis I.J.M. Kempen

    págs. 642-649

    

  • Adherence to antihypertensive medication assessed by self-report was associated with electronic monitoring compliance

    Alan Montgomery, Tim J. Peters, Alastair D. Hay, Tom Fahey, Knut Schroeder

    págs. 650-651