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Treatment Effect Heterogeneity

Evaluation Review, 2022
This paper considers recent methodological developments in the treatment effects literature, describes their value for applied evaluation work, and suggests next steps. It pays particular attention to documenting the presence of treatment effect heterogeneity, to the quest to attach treatment effect heterogeneity to particular subgroups and other ...
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Pseudoprogression and Treatment Effect

Neurosurgery Clinics of North America, 2012
The standard of care for newly diagnosed malignant glioblastoma entails postoperative radiotherapy and adjuvant chemotherapy with temozolomide. There has been an increase in the incidence of enhancing and progressive lesions seen on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) following treatment.
Arman, Jahangiri, Manish K, Aghi
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Revisiting regression adjustment in experiments with heterogeneous treatment effects

, 2020
In the context of random sampling, we show that linear full (separate) regression adjustment (FRA) on the control and treatment groups is, asymptotically, no less efficient than both the simple difference-in-means estimator and the pooled regression ...
Akanksha Negi, J. Wooldridge
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Effective Treatment of Gonorrhoea

Drugs, 1977
Effective therapy of gonorrhoea has changed drastically over the years, reflecting the progessive acquisition of relative antibiotic resistance by the causative organism. Although in the US. th 1974 USPHS recommendations are the best guidelines for management at present, recent epidemiological trends may obviate some of these provisions.
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Evaluating Treatment Effectiveness

Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 1989
When deciding which treatments are of benefit, results from placebo-controlled trials are conventionally preferred above all others, and treatments not supported by such trials are viewed sceptically. In this paper it is argued that while randomised controlled trials are desirable they are not always informative.
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The Effect of Prior Treatment on Treatment Success

International Journal of the Addictions, 1978
The characteristics of clients discharged from federally funded treatment facilities reporting to CODAP are analyzed in terms of several variables. These are the reasons for discharge (treatment completed, transfer or referral, or treatment not completed), the primary drug of abuse at admission (opiates and nonopiates), and the number of prior ...
E N, Siguel, W H, Spillane
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The effect of treatment environments

Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 1976
Although environmental psychology is a relatively recent field of study, the impact of environment on psychological health is a subject already dear to the heart of the media and the public. Hospitals as stressful environments have evoked less clamour than council estates, high rise building, traffic congestion, pollution and disaster zones, but the ...
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Effective Treatment of Vaginitis

Drugs, 1980
Of paramount importance to the successful treat ment of vaginitis is an accurate diagnosis. The bewildering array of preparations available for the treatment of suspected vaginitis includes many highly effective preparations free of side effects and. in the case of antimicrobials. not associated with the problem of resistance to the treatment.
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Psychological Treatment, Effectiveness of

2015
Empirical evidence supports the efficacy and effectiveness of psychological treatments for a wide variety of psychological disorders. It appears that about two-thirds of patients secure positive outcome even though the problems they are struggling with have been long-standing.
Lambert, Michael J., Harmon, Kara L.
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Cancer treatment effects on cognition and depression: The moderating role of physical activity.

Breast, 2019
OBJECTIVES Breast cancer survivors report significant cognitive impairments post treatment, particularly following chemotherapy. Depression may also occur post treatment and may partially mediate the effects of cancer treatment on cognition. Additionally,
Margaret F Bedillion, Emily B. Ansell, Gwendolyn A. Thomas   +2 more
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