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Causal Mediation Analysis with Multiple Time-varying Mediators

Epidemiology, 2022
In longitudinal studies with time-varying exposures and mediators, the mediational g-formula is an important method for the assessment of direct and indirect effects. However, current methodologies based on the mediational g-formula can deal with only one mediator. This limitation makes these methodologies inapplicable to many scenarios.
Tai, An-Shun   +5 more
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An introduction to causal mediation analysis

open access: yesAsia Pacific Education Review
AbstractCausal mediation analysis has gained increasing attention in recent years. This article guides empirical researchers through the concepts and challenges of causal mediation analysis. I first clarify the difference between traditional and causal mediation analysis and highlight the importance of adjusting for the treatment-by-mediator ...
Xu Qin
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Causal Mediation Analysis

American Journal of Evaluation, 2015
In policy evaluations, interest may focus on why a particular treatment works. One tool for understanding why treatments work is causal mediation analysis. In this essay, I focus on the assumptions needed to estimate mediation effects. I show that there is no “gold standard” method for the identification of causal mediation effects.
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Causal moderated mediation analysis: Methods and software

Behavior Research Methods, 2023
Research questions regarding how, for whom, and where a treatment achieves its effect on an outcome have become increasingly valued in substantive research. Such questions can be answered by causal moderated mediation analysis, which assesses the heterogeneity of the mediation mechanism underlying the treatment effect across individual and contextual ...
Xu, Qin, Lijuan, Wang
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Causal Mediation Analysis for Standardized Mortality Ratios

Epidemiology, 2019
Indirectly standardized mortality ratios (SMR) are often used to compare patient outcomes between health care providers as indicators of quality of care. Observed differences in the outcomes raise the question of whether these could be causally attributable to earlier processes or outcomes in the pathway of care that the patients received.
Katherine, Daignault   +3 more
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Mediation Analysis for Causal Inference

2018
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Essays on causal mediation analysis

This dissertation consists of three chapters on causal mediation analysis. The first two chapters propose new estimation approaches for direct and indirect effects in a semiparametric model, and the third chapter studies regression discontinuity design that incorporates indirect effects.
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