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Nursing Standard, 1991
I read with interest the article by Helen Evers on issues in community care services (Nursing Standard February 13), but feel she failed to address one very important aspect of discharge - the numbers of elderly people being discharged from hospital who do not require specific district nurse care bur who do, nevertheless, require follow-up by a worker ...
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I read with interest the article by Helen Evers on issues in community care services (Nursing Standard February 13), but feel she failed to address one very important aspect of discharge - the numbers of elderly people being discharged from hospital who do not require specific district nurse care bur who do, nevertheless, require follow-up by a worker ...
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The Effect of Incomplete Follow-Up
Biometrics, 1975By generating sampling distributions for each of three commonly used estimators for qz, the conditional probability of death in an interval, it is shown that the inclusion of subjects due for withdrawal introduces bias in all three, especially the "actuarial estimator" (Berkson and Gage [1950]).
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To Follow-Up or Not to Follow-Up, That Is the Question
2022Mark William Kissin, Ash Subramanian
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High Follow‐up, Low Follow‐up, No Follow‐up?
JDDG: Journal der Deutschen Dermatologischen Gesellschaft, 2007openaire +2 more sources