Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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Active implementation strategy of CONSORT adherence by a dental specialty journal improved randomized clinical trial reporting

Pandis, Nikolaos, Shamseer, Larissa, Kokich, Vincent G., Fleming, Padhraig S., Moher, David

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2014

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english

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Risk-difference curves can be used to communicate time-dependent effects of adjuvant therapies for early stage cancer

Coory, Michael, Lamb, Karen E., Sorich, Michael

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2014

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english

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The right indicator for the job: different levels of rigor may be appropriate for the development of quality indicators. Comment on Stelfox and Straus

Doggen, Kris, Lavens, Astrid, Van Casteren, Viviane

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2014

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english

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Letter reply to Kris Doggen et al.: The right indicator for the job: Different levels of rigor may be appropriate for the development of quality indicators

Stelfox, Henry T., Straus, Sharon E.

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2014

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english

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The agreement between proxy and self-completed EQ-5D for care home residents was better for index scores than individual domains

Devine, Angela, Taylor, Stephanie J.C., Spencer, Anne, Diaz-Ordaz, Karla, Eldridge, Sandra, Underwood, Martin

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2014

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english

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A methodological review of recent meta-analyses has found significant heterogeneity in age between randomized groups

Clark, Laura, Fairhurst, Caroline, Hewitt, Catherine E., Birks, Yvonne, Brabyn, Sally, Cockayne, Sarah, Rodgers, Sara, Hicks, Katherine, Hodgson, Robert, Littlewood, Elizabeth, Torgerson, David J.

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2014

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Network meta-analyses could be improved by searching more sources and by involving a librarian

Li, Lun, Tian, Jinhui, Tian, Hongliang, Moher, David, Liang, Fuxiang, Jiang, Tongxiao, Yao, Liang, Yang, Kehu

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2014

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Editorial Board

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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Lack of blinding of outcome assessors in animal model experiments implies risk of observer bias

Bello, Segun, Krogsbøll, Lasse T., Gruber, Jan, Zhao, Zhizhuang J., Fischer, Doris, Hróbjartsson, Asbjørn

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2014

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english

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Factor structure for the frailty syndrome was consistent across Europe

King-Kallimanis, Bellinda L., Kenny, Rose Anne, Savva, George M.

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2014

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english

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The Hospital-patient One-year Mortality Risk score accurately predicted long-term death risk in hospitalized patients

van Walraven, Carl

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2014

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english

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When is a health-care quality indicator ready to use?

Tugwell, Peter, Knottnerus, J. André

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2014

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english

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Erratum to “Inclusion of nonrandomized studies in Cochrane systematic reviews was found to be in need of improvement” [J Clin Epidemiol 2014;67(6):645-653]

Ijaz, Sharea, Verbeek, Jos H., Mischke, Christina, Ruotsalainen, Jani

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2014

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english

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Perceptions of authors' contributions are influenced by both byline order and designation of corresponding author

Bhandari, Mohit, Guyatt, Gordon H., Kulkarni, Abhaya V., Devereaux, Philip J., Leece, Pamela, Bajammal, Sohail, Heels-Ansdell, Diane, Busse, Jason W.

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2014

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english

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Short message service text messaging was feasible as a tool for data collection in a trial of treatment for irritable bowel syndrome

Brabyn, Sally, Adamson, Joy, MacPherson, Hugh, Tilbrook, Helen, Torgerson, David J.

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2014

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english

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Volume 67; Issue 9

Active implementation strategy of CONSORT adherence by a dental specialty journal improved randomized clinical trial reporting

Risk-difference curves can be used to communicate time-dependent effects of adjuvant therapies for early stage cancer

The right indicator for the job: different levels of rigor may be appropriate for the development of quality indicators. Comment on Stelfox and Straus

Letter reply to Kris Doggen et al.: The right indicator for the job: Different levels of rigor may be appropriate for the development of quality indicators

The agreement between proxy and self-completed EQ-5D for care home residents was better for index scores than individual domains

A methodological review of recent meta-analyses has found significant heterogeneity in age between randomized groups

Network meta-analyses could be improved by searching more sources and by involving a librarian

Editorial Board

Lack of blinding of outcome assessors in animal model experiments implies risk of observer bias

Factor structure for the frailty syndrome was consistent across Europe

The Hospital-patient One-year Mortality Risk score accurately predicted long-term death risk in hospitalized patients

When is a health-care quality indicator ready to use?

Erratum to “Inclusion of nonrandomized studies in Cochrane systematic reviews was found to be in need of improvement” [J Clin Epidemiol 2014;67(6):645-653]

Perceptions of authors' contributions are influenced by both byline order and designation of corresponding author

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Short message service text messaging was feasible as a tool for data collection in a trial of treatment for irritable bowel syndrome