MODELOS MIXTOS DE EFECTOS ALEATORIOS EN DISEÑOS EXPERIMENTALES
Del lunes 10 al viernes 14 de marzo El martes 11 de 15:00 a 18:00h L,M,J y V de 15:00 a 19:15 h 5 días 20 horas 30 plazas Temario: 1. Introducción a los Modelos Mixtos: Conceptos básicos de efectos fijos y aleatorios.
Carrascal, Luis M.
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Social contact recovery and depressive symptoms after the pandemic lockdowns: the lasting impact of child neglect. [PDF]
Wallimann MS +8 more
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Symptoms of acute stress, anxiety, and depression following Türkiye-Syria earthquake among Syrian population: national survey during the acute phase. [PDF]
Safiah MH +5 more
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Chronic stress as a mediator of the relationship between socioeconomic status and pharmacological adherence in hypertensive patients [PDF]
Guzmán-Tordecilla DN +3 more
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Cognitive-Behavioral and Personal Construct Therapies for Depression in Women with Fibromyalgia: A Randomized Controlled Trial. [PDF]
Aguilera M +6 more
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El metaanálisis es una técnica estadística crucial en la medicina basada en la evidencia, permitiendo sintetizar la información de múltiples estudios. Sin embargo, los modelos convencionales presentan desafíos metodológicos a la hora de analizar proporciones, debido a la naturaleza restringida entre 0 y 1.
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Improving post-traumatic stress symptoms in homeless-experienced women using narrative exposure therapy: a single-arm, open pilot study. [PDF]
Dickins KA +6 more
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[Validity of adjusted morbidity groups with respect to clinical risk groups in the field of primary care]. [PDF]
Monterde D +4 more
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Prevalence and factors associated with fear of childbirth: national online survey of Brazilian adults. [PDF]
Castro AB +3 more
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The joint latent class mixed model, proposed by Proust-Lima et al. (2015), allows to jointly model a longitudinal process and a survival process, also calculating the probability of belonging to certain latent classes in the study population. In our study, we describe the components that make up this model (Proust-Lima et al.
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