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September 1, 1984Journal of the American Statistical Association2,944 citations

Epidemiologic Research: Principles and Quantitative Methods.

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LMLawrence S. MayerDKDavid G. KleinbaumLKLawrence L. Kupper

Key Points

  • This overview aims to summarize the fundamental principles and quantitative methods of epidemiologic research.
  • Discussed types of epidemiologic research and design options for observational studies.
  • Outlined measures of disease frequency and associations while addressing validity and biases.
  • Explored statistical methods including stratified analysis and logistic regression.
  • Identified key challenges in epidemiologic research such as selection and information bias.
  • Outlined various statistical methods used to control for confounding factors in study analyses.
  • Summarized different measures used to evaluate disease frequency and impact.

Abstract

Key Issues in Epidemiologic Research: An Overview. OBJECTIVES AND METHODS OR EPIDEMIOLOGIC RESEARCH. Fundamentals of Epidemiologic Research. Types of Epidemiologic Research. Design Options in Observational Studies. Typology of Observational Study Designs. Measures of Disease Frequency: Incidence. Other Measures of Disease Frequency. Measures of Association. Measures of Potential Impact and Summary of the Measures. VALIDITY OF EPIDEMIOLOGIC RESEARCH. Validity: General Considerations. Selection Bias. Information Bias. Confounding. Confounding Involving Several Risk Factors. PRINCIPLES AND PROCEDURES OF EPIDEMIOLOGIC ANALYSIS. Statistical Inferences About Effect Measures: Simple Analysis. Overview of Options for Control of Extraneous Factors. Stratified Analysis. Matching in Epidemiologic Studies. Interaction, Effect Modification, and Synergism. Modeling: Theoretical Considerations. Modeling: Analysis Strategy. Applications of Modeling with No Interaction. Applications of Logistic Regression with Interaction, Using Unconditional ML Estimation. Applications of Modeling: Conditional Likelihood Estimation. Appendices. Index.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a082bfbad370a6b44ddfa1bhttps://doi.org/10.2307/2288427
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