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Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 2010
Given the potential benefits of gene identification in psychiatry, genetic epidemiology has become a mainstream discipline within the field. This article discusses the main tools for gene discovery. The focus is on the designs and analytic approaches for each of these methods.
Kelly S, Benke, M Daniele, Fallin
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Given the potential benefits of gene identification in psychiatry, genetic epidemiology has become a mainstream discipline within the field. This article discusses the main tools for gene discovery. The focus is on the designs and analytic approaches for each of these methods.
Kelly S, Benke, M Daniele, Fallin
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2017
This chapter provides an overview of the most common epidemiological designs used in clinical studies to better understand innate anti-viral immunity. Studies to assess risk factors as well as interventions are described.
Biao, Wang, Mark, Loeb
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This chapter provides an overview of the most common epidemiological designs used in clinical studies to better understand innate anti-viral immunity. Studies to assess risk factors as well as interventions are described.
Biao, Wang, Mark, Loeb
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Journal of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry, 1981
Abstract Definitions and concepts in epidemiology are presented and their uses outlined. The measures of incidence and prevalence are distinguished and illustrated by examples in child psychiatry. The reliability and validity of surveys that elicit the frequency of psychiatric symptoms are discussed, including their relevance for clinical diagnosis ...
Z, Stein, M, Susser
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Abstract Definitions and concepts in epidemiology are presented and their uses outlined. The measures of incidence and prevalence are distinguished and illustrated by examples in child psychiatry. The reliability and validity of surveys that elicit the frequency of psychiatric symptoms are discussed, including their relevance for clinical diagnosis ...
Z, Stein, M, Susser
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Teaching Epidemiologic Methods
Epidemiology, 2008Advances in causal inference, study designs, and quantitative methods have led to new challenges for structuring a cohesive epidemiology methods course. This is particularly true for courses aimed at students who are training for a research career. Such students are expected to have a strong understanding of epidemiologic inference and modeling.
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Research Methods in Epidemiology
Neurologic Clinics, 2016Epidemiology is the study of the distribution and determinants of health-related states and in specified populations and the application to control health problems. Classified as either descriptive or analytical, a variety of epidemiologic approaches can be used to allow assessment of hypothesized risk factor exposure with disease outcomes.
David S, Younger, Xiaoling, Chen
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