Modern Epidemiology¶
Rothman, K. J., Greenland, & Lash, T. L. (2008). Modern Epidemiology. Wolters Kluwer.
Cited by¶
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Primes¶
- Confidence Intervals
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This sourceStandard epidemiology text treating confidence intervals, effect sizes, and risk measurement as the estimation core of epidemiologic inference.
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- Control Sample
- In epidemiology it is case-control designs drawing controls from the same source population as cases.
This sourceCase-control study design and the principle that controls must be sampled from the same source population as cases.
- In epidemiology it is case-control designs drawing controls from the same source population as cases.
- Risk
- Epidemiology: Relative risk and absolute risk quantify the probabilistic excess of disease attributable to an exposure across a population, the workhorse measures of analytic epidemiology that let cohort and case-control studies attach magnitudes to suspected causes.
This sourceLippincott Williams & Wilkins. Standard epidemiology reference: applies estimation and hypothesis-testing machinery to treatment effects, disease prevalence and incidence, attributable risk, odds ratios, hazard ratios, and survival analysis.
- Epidemiology: Relative risk and absolute risk quantify the probabilistic excess of disease attributable to an exposure across a population, the workhorse measures of analytic epidemiology that let cohort and case-control studies attach magnitudes to suspected causes.
- Statistical Inference
- Clinical trials & epidemiology: Estimating treatment effects, disease prevalence and incidence from sample surveys, attributable risk, odds ratios, hazard ratios, survival analysis, as systematized in Rothman, Greenland, and Lash (2008).
This sourceLippincott Williams & Wilkins. Standard epidemiology reference: applies estimation and hypothesis-testing machinery to treatment effects, disease prevalence and incidence, attributable risk, odds ratios, hazard ratios, and survival analysis.
- Clinical trials & epidemiology: Estimating treatment effects, disease prevalence and incidence from sample surveys, attributable risk, odds ratios, hazard ratios, survival analysis, as systematized in Rothman, Greenland, and Lash (2008).
- Stratification
- Stratification clarifies by forcing specification of axis, distinguishing property, stabilizing mechanism, and boundary structure, much as Rothman, Greenland, and Lash (2008) argue in Modern Epidemiology that stratified analysis forces explicit articulation of effect-modification structure, confounder definitions, and within-stratum homogeneity assumptions.
This sourceLippincott Williams & Wilkins. Standard epidemiology reference: applies estimation and hypothesis-testing machinery to treatment effects, disease prevalence and incidence, attributable risk, odds ratios, hazard ratios, and survival analysis.
- Stratification clarifies by forcing specification of axis, distinguishing property, stabilizing mechanism, and boundary structure, much as Rothman, Greenland, and Lash (2008) argue in Modern Epidemiology that stratified analysis forces explicit articulation of effect-modification structure, confounder definitions, and within-stratum homogeneity assumptions.
Mechanisms¶
- Restriction or Eligibility Control
- The discipline is to pre-specify eligibility on causal grounds and to attach the restricted scope to every statement of the result, keeping internal-validity gains from being mistaken for external reach
This sourceDistinguishes internal validity for a study's source population from the separate question of generalizability to target populations.
- The discipline is to pre-specify eligibility on causal grounds and to attach the restricted scope to every statement of the result, keeping internal-validity gains from being mistaken for external reach
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