Key result
This review outlines methodological considerations for mitigating bias in observational cohort studies evaluating treatment effectiveness, without reporting specific quantitative trial results.
Why the study?
Randomized trials are not always feasible, necessitating observational studies of treatment effectiveness, but observational studies are prone to bias and often viewed with skepticism.
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Requires cautious interpretation of observational effectiveness data; extends methodological frameworks for bias mitigation in future cohorts.
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Sharma et al. (2018) reported a review. This review outlines methodological considerations for mitigating bias in observational cohort studies evaluating treatment effectiveness, without reporting specific quantitative trial results.
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