Journal of clinical epidemiology

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  Año 2004, Número 4

  • Commonalities in the classical, collapsibility and counterfactual concepts of confounding

    Stephen C. Newman

    págs. 325-329

    

  • Measuring avoidable risks of cancer

    John P. Bunker

    págs. 330-331

    

  • Validation of the Harvard Cancer Risk Index: a prediction tool for individual cancer risk

    Beverly Rockhill, Graham A. Colditz, Daniel J. Kim

    págs. 332-340

    

  • The Gini coefficient as a measure for understanding accrual inequalities in multicenter clinical studies

    John P. A. Ioannidis, Anna-Bettina Haidich

    págs. 341-348

    

  • Capture-recapture is a potentially useful method for assessing publication bias

    Caroline Stretton, Nancy K. Latham, Craig S. Anderson, Derrick A. Bennett

    págs. 349-357

    

  • A statistical simulation study finds discordance between WHO criteria and RECIST guideline

    Alex Smith, Lawrence H. Schwartz, Madhu Mazumdar

    págs. 358-365

    

  • Assessing accuracy of diagnosis-type indicators for flagging complications in administrative data

    Gerry A. Parsons, Hude Quan, William A. Ghali

    págs. 366-372

    

  • Alcoholism treatment episodes validly defined using mental health care utilization records

    Melanie M. Wall, Robert L. Kane, Sandra Pothoff, Kurt D. Stromberg

    págs. 373-380

    

  • Psychosomatic status affects the relationship between subjective hearing difficulties and the results of audiometry

    Kyoko Nomura, Eiji Yano, Hideki Hashimoto

    págs. 381-385

    

  • A case¿control study found that low albumin and smoking were associated with aortic dissection

    Masanao Ohuchida, Hisashi Adachi, Takeyuki Nakamura, Tsutomu Imaizumi, Tomohiro Takeuchi, David R. Jacobs Jr., Akira Satoh

    págs. 386-391

    

  • Searching multiple clinical information systems for longer time periods found more prevalent cases of asthma

    Victor Breen, Jacqueline Villnave, Michael Heumann, A. Sonia Buist, E. Ann Frazier, Elizabeth A. O'Connor, William M. Vollmer

    págs. 392-397

    

  • Do women with tuberculosis have a lower likelihood of getting diagnosed?: Prevalence and case detection of sputum smear positive pulmonary TB, a population-based study from Vietnam

    N.P. Hoa, N.H. Long, A. Thorson, V.K. Diwan, P. Allebeck

    págs. 398-402

    

  • An adaptation of Charlson comorbidity index predicted subsequent mortality in a health survey

    Mara Bares, José Miguel Martínez, Rosa Gispert Magarolas, Gloria Pérez, Anna Schiaffino, Cristina Rius Gibert, Esteve Fernández

    págs. 403-408

    

  • Positive life orientation as a predictor of 10-year outcome in an aged population

    Kaisu H. Pitkälä, T.E. Strandberg, R.S. Tilvis, M.L. Laakkonen

    págs. 409-414

    

  • A follow-up study found that cardiovascular risk in middle age predicted mortality and quality of life in old age

    Kaisu H. Pitkälä, Veikko V. Salomaa, Tatu A Miettinen, Arto Strandberg, Olli Häppölä, Timo E. Strandberg

    págs. 415-421

    

  • A case-control study on adverse effects: H2 blocker or proton pump inhibitor use and risk of vitamin B₁₂ deficiency in older adults

    Robert J. Valuck, J. Mark Ruscin

    págs. 422-428

    

  • Back-up antibiotic prescriptions could reduce unnecessary antibiotic use in rhinosinusitis

    David L. Katz, Corey L. Martin, Valentine Yanchou Njike

    págs. 429-434