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在英国全国医疗保健队列中为膨胀的成年人口分母进行校正:数据库分析研究研究

Sudhir Venkatesan1, Mark Joy2, Gavin Jamie2

  • 1BPM Evidence Statistics, BioPharmaceuticals Medical, AstraZeneca, Cambridge, United Kingdom.

JMIR public health and surveillance
|October 27, 2025
PubMed
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不活跃的健康记录会膨胀电子健康数据库. 一种权重方法纠正了英格兰国家卫生服务 (NHS) 数据中的人口差异,减轻了流行病学研究中的选择偏差.

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关于COVID-19疫苗的使用情况医疗信息学 医疗信息学这是NHS的NHS的NHS.人口普查的人口普查.紧急医疗服务 紧急医疗服务一般的医生一般的医生在全国范围内,国家疫情规划 疫情规划 疫情规划人口人口人口的人口人口.记录记录记录记录记录记录记录登记 登记 登记 登记 登记注册注册注册注册注册注册注册注册是什么意思选择偏差是一种选择偏差.服务服务服务服务服务服务.尺寸 尺寸 尺寸 尺寸 尺寸 尺寸权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权

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