Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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Basic study design influences the results of orthodontic clinical investigations

Papageorgiou, Spyridon N., Xavier, Guilherme M., Cobourne, Martyn T.

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2015

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english

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Minimal important change (MIC) based on a predictive modeling approach was more precise than MIC based on ROC analysis

Terluin, Berend, Eekhout, Iris, Terwee, Caroline B., de Vet, Henrica C.W.

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2015

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english

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Strengthening the Reporting of Observational Studies in Epidemiology for respondent-driven sampling studies: “STROBE-RDS” statement

White, Richard G., Hakim, Avi J., Salganik, Matthew J., Spiller, Michael W., Johnston, Lisa G., Kerr, Ligia, Kendall, Carl, Drake, Amy, Wilson, David, Orroth, Kate, Egger, Matthias, Hladik, Wolfgang

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2015

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english

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A systematic review identifies shortcomings in the reporting of crossover trials in chronic painful conditions

Straube, Sebastian, Werny, Benedikt, Friede, Tim

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2015

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english

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Patient-centered rapid reviews will drive local decision making: commentary on Hartling et al.

Welch, Vivian A., Nickerson, Jason W., Shea, Beverley J., Ghogomu, Elizabeth, Walker, Peter

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2015

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english

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A simulation study of sample size demonstrated the importance of the number of events per variable to develop prediction models in clustered data

Wynants, L., Bouwmeester, W., Moons, K.G.M., Moerbeek, M., Timmerman, D., Van Huffel, S., Van Calster, B., Vergouwe, Y.

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2015

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english

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A method making fewer assumptions gave the most reliable estimates of exposure–outcome associations in stratified case–cohort studies

Jones, Edmund, Sweeting, Michael J., Sharp, Stephen J., Thompson, Simon G.

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2015

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english

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Electronic prompts significantly increase response rates to postal questionnaires: a randomized trial within a randomized trial and meta-analysis

Clark, Laura, Ronaldson, Sarah, Dyson, Lisa, Hewitt, Catherine, Torgerson, David, Adamson, Joy

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2015

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english

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On the analysis of heterogeneity within diagnostic meta-analyses based on mixture models

Schlattmann, Peter, Dewey, Marc, Walther, Mario

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2015

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english

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On mixture models for diagnostic meta-analyses

Eusebi, P., Reitsma, J.B., Vermunt, J.K.

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2015

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english

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Restriction to period of interest improves informative value of death certificate only proportions in period analysis of cancer survival

Brenner, Hermann, Jansen, Lina

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2015

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english

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Deficiencies in the publication and reporting of the results of systematic reviews presented at scientific medical conferences

Hopewell, Sally, Boutron, Isabelle, Altman, Douglas G., Ravaud, Philippe

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2015

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english

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Updated systematic review identifies substantial number of retention strategies: using more strategies retains more study participants

Robinson, Karen A., Dinglas, Victor D., Sukrithan, Vineeth, Yalamanchilli, Ramakrishna, Mendez-Tellez, Pedro A., Dennison-Himmelfarb, Cheryl, Needham, Dale M.

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2015

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english

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Responsiveness of researchers is as important as responsiveness of study participants

Knottnerus, J. André, Tugwell, Peter

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2015

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english

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Editorial Board

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2015

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David Sackett Young Investigator Award

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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

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2015

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english

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Volume 68; Issue 12

Basic study design influences the results of orthodontic clinical investigations

Minimal important change (MIC) based on a predictive modeling approach was more precise than MIC based on ROC analysis

Strengthening the Reporting of Observational Studies in Epidemiology for respondent-driven sampling studies: “STROBE-RDS” statement

A systematic review identifies shortcomings in the reporting of crossover trials in chronic painful conditions

Patient-centered rapid reviews will drive local decision making: commentary on Hartling et al.

A simulation study of sample size demonstrated the importance of the number of events per variable to develop prediction models in clustered data

A method making fewer assumptions gave the most reliable estimates of exposure–outcome associations in stratified case–cohort studies

Electronic prompts significantly increase response rates to postal questionnaires: a randomized trial within a randomized trial and meta-analysis

On the analysis of heterogeneity within diagnostic meta-analyses based on mixture models

On mixture models for diagnostic meta-analyses

Restriction to period of interest improves informative value of death certificate only proportions in period analysis of cancer survival

Deficiencies in the publication and reporting of the results of systematic reviews presented at scientific medical conferences

Updated systematic review identifies substantial number of retention strategies: using more strategies retains more study participants

Responsiveness of researchers is as important as responsiveness of study participants

Editorial Board

Table of Contents

David Sackett Young Investigator Award