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9780471866411

Encyclopedia of Epidemiologic Methods

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    9780471866411

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    0471866415

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2000-11-02
  • Publisher: WILEY
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Summary

Featuring articles from the prestigious Encyclopedia of Biostatistics, many of which have been revised and updated to include recent developments, the Encyclopedia of Epidemiologic Methods also includes newly commissioned articles reflecting the latest thinking in Cancer Registries Birth Defect Registries Meta Analysis of Epidemiologic Studies Epidemiology Overview Sample Size Sex Ratio at Birth Software Design and Analysis Featuring contributions from leading experts in academia, government and industry, the Encyclopedia of Epidemiologic Methods has been designed to complement existing texts on the subject by providing further extensive, up-to-date coverage of specialised topics and by introducing the reader to the research literature. Offering a wealth of information in a single resource, the Encyclopedia of Epidemiologic Methods Offers an excellent introduction to a vast array of specialised topics Includes in-depth coverage of the statistical underpinnings of contemporary epidemiologic methods Provides concise definitions and introductions to numerous concepts found in the current literature Uses extensive cross-references, helping to facilitate further research, and enabling the reader to locate definitions and related concepts In addition to featuring extensive articles in the areas of descriptive and analytic epidemiology, the Encyclopedia also provides the reader with articles on case-control design and offers substantial coverage of allied statistical methods. From the Reviews.... "a selection of excellent articles" (Short Book Reviews, December 2001) "The articles were written by experts...hence the quality of entries is quite good. The editors have done an excellent job..." (Journal of the American Statistical Association, December 2001) "There is no doubt that this...is an invaluable tool for researchers involved in medical and public health research as it offers an excellent springboard for acquiring and strengthening practical and methodological tools." (Short Book Reviews, Vol. 21, No. 3, December 2001) "...illuminating and comprehensive and often of extremely high quality..." (Biometrics, September 2002)

Author Biography

Mithcell Gail is a Fellow and former President of the American Statistical Association, a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and an elected member of the American Society for Clinical Investigation.

Table of Contents

Absolute Risk
1(16)
Additive Model
17(1)
Age--Period--Cohort Analysis
17(18)
Agreement, Measurement of
35(14)
Analytic Epidemiology
49(1)
Attributable Fraction in Exposed
49(1)
Attributable Risk
50(15)
Back-Calculation
65(7)
Berkson's Fallacy
72(2)
Bias
74(1)
Bias, Nondifferential
74(1)
Bias, Overview
75(7)
Bias from Exposure Effects on Controls
82(1)
Bias from Loss to Follow-Up
82(1)
Bias from Nonresponse
83(1)
Bias from Survival in Prevalent Case--Control Studies
83(1)
Bias in Case--Control Studies
83(9)
Bias in Cohort Studies
92(2)
Bias in Observational Studies
94(6)
Bias Toward the Null
100(1)
Biased Sampling of Cohorts in Epidemiology
100(12)
Birth Cohort Studies
112(5)
Birth Defects Registries
117(2)
Burden of Disease
119(6)
Cancer Registries
125(13)
Case Fatality
138(1)
Case Series, Case Reports
138(1)
Case--Cohort Study
139(6)
Case--Control Study
145(10)
Case--Control Study, Hospital-Based
155(1)
Case--Control Study, Nested
155(5)
Case--Control Study, Population-Based
160(1)
Case--Control Study, Prevalent
160(9)
Case--Control Study, Sequential
169(5)
Case--Control Study, Two-Phase
174(8)
Causation
182(3)
Cause of Death, Automatic Coding
185(1)
Cause of Death, Underlying and Multiple
186(2)
Clinical Epidemiology, Overview
188(4)
Clustering
192(9)
Cohort Study
201(14)
Cohort Study, Historical
215(2)
Collapsibility
217(1)
Communicable Diseases
218(21)
Competing Risks
239(10)
Confidentiality in Epidemiology
249(3)
Confounder
252(1)
Confounder Summary Score
252(2)
Confounding
254(7)
Controls
261(1)
Cornfield's Inequality
262(3)
Correlational Study
265(1)
Cox Regression Model
265(14)
Cross-Sectional Study
279(4)
Crude Risk
283(1)
Cumulative Hazard
283(1)
Cumulative Incidence
283(1)
Cumulative Incidence Rate
283(1)
Cumulative Incidence Ratio
283(2)
Data Quality in Vital and Health Statistics
285(8)
Death Certification
293(2)
Death Indexes
295(1)
Demography
296(4)
Density Sampling
300(1)
Descriptive Epidemiology
300(1)
Detection Bias
300(1)
Diagnostic Test Evaluation Without a Gold Standard
301(2)
Diagnostic Tests, Evaluation of
303(5)
Differential Error
308(1)
Disease Registers
309(5)
Dose--Response
314(1)
Dynamic Population
314(1)
Ecologic Fallacy
315(1)
Ecologic Study
315(21)
Effect Modification
336(3)
Eligibility Restriction
339(1)
Environmental Epidemiology
339(13)
Epidemic Curve
352(1)
Epidemic Models, Deterministic
353(9)
Epidemic Models, Spatial
362(4)
Epidemic Models, Stochastic
366(7)
Epidemic Thresholds
373(5)
Epidemiology, Overview
378(8)
Epidemiology as Legal Evidence
386(5)
Excess Mortality
391(2)
Excess Relative Risk
393(1)
Excess Risk
393(1)
Expected Number of Deaths
394(2)
Experimental Study
396(1)
Exposure Effect
396(3)
Fixed Population
399(1)
Frequency Matching
399(2)
Genetic Epidemiology, Overview
401(4)
Geographic Patterns of Disease
405(7)
Geographical Analysis
412(15)
Hawthorne Effect
427(1)
Hazard Rate
427(1)
Hill's Criteria for Causality
428(5)
Incidence Density
433(1)
Incidence Density Ratio
433(1)
Incidence Rate
433(1)
Incidence--Prevalence Relationships
433(4)
Incident Case
437(1)
Incubation Period of Infectious Diseases
437(5)
Infant and Perinatal Mortality
442(5)
Infectious Disease Models
447(3)
Interaction
450(2)
International Classification of Diseases (ICD)
452(3)
Interviewer Bias
455(2)
Job-Exposure Matrices
457(2)
Kappa
459(6)
Latent Period
465(5)
Length Bias
470(3)
Lexis Diagram
473(3)
Life Expectancy
476(1)
Life Table
477(4)
Logistic Regression
481(10)
Logistic Regression, Conditional
491(8)
Mantel--Haenszel Methods
499(13)
Mapping Disease Patterns
512(11)
Matched Analysis
523(3)
Matching
526(4)
Measurement Error in Epidemiologic Studies
530(27)
Meta-Analysis in Epidemiology
557(14)
Migrant Studies
571(7)
Misclassification Error
578(7)
Missing Data
585(13)
Missing Data in Epidemiologic Studies
598(14)
Molecular Epidemiology
612(5)
Morbidity and Mortality, Changing Patterns in the Twentieth Century
617(11)
Mortality, International Comparisons
628(3)
Multiplicative Model
631(1)
Multistage Carcinogenesis Models
631(8)
Nondifferential Error
639(1)
Nonresponse
640(4)
Nonsampling Errors
644(6)
Nutritional Epidemiology
650(19)
Observational Study
669(1)
Occupational Epidemiology
669(20)
Occupational Health and Medicine
689(5)
Occupational Mortality
694(6)
Odds
700(1)
Odds Ratio
700(1)
Overmatching
700(1)
Person-Years At Risk
701(1)
Pharmacoepidemiology, Overview
702(10)
Pharmacoepidemiology, Study Designs
712(3)
Poisson Regression
715(8)
Poisson Regression for Survival Data in Epidemiology
723(4)
Population-Based Study
727(1)
Predictive Values
727(1)
Prevalence
728(1)
Prevalence--Incidence Bias
728(1)
Prevalence of Disease, Estimation from Screening Data
729(7)
Prevalence Rate or Ratio
736(1)
Prevalent Case
736(1)
Preventable Fraction
736(2)
Propensity Score
738(4)
Proportional Hazards, Overview
742(1)
Proportional Mortality Ratio (PMR)
742(1)
Proportional Mortality Study
743(6)
Random Digit Dialing Sampling for Case--Control Studies
749(4)
Random Error
753(1)
Rate
754(1)
Recall Bias
754(1)
Record Linkage
754(5)
Relative Hazard
759(1)
Relative Odds
759(1)
Relative Risk
759(1)
Relative Risk Modeling
759(8)
Reliability Study
767(4)
Retrospective Study
771(1)
Risk
771(1)
Risk Assessment
771(6)
Sample Size for Epidemiologic Studies
777(17)
Sample Surveys
794(19)
Scan Statistics for Disease Surveillance
813(4)
Screening, Models of
817(22)
Screening, Overview
839(8)
Selection Bias
847(1)
Sensitivity
847(1)
Sex Ratio at Birth
848(4)
Simpson's Paradox
852(2)
Software, Biostatistical
854(7)
Software, Epidemiological
861(10)
Specificity
871(1)
Standardization Methods
871(13)
Standardized Mortality Ratio (SMR)
884(1)
Stratification
885(1)
Study Population
885(1)
Surveillance of Diseases
885(6)
Survival Analysis, Overview
891(9)
Synergy of Exposure Effects
900(5)
Systematic Error
905(2)
Target Population
907(1)
Telephone Sampling
908(13)
Teratology
921(8)
Time Lag Effect
929(4)
Validation Study
933(6)
Validity and Generalizability in Epidemiologic Studies
939(6)
Vital Statistics, Overview
945

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