Statistics in Brief: An Introduction to the Use of Propensity Scores

Overview of attention for article published in Clinical Orthopaedics & Related Research, March 2015

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@PartyofO @Airnsun1 @imyourmoderator @Reb17776263 @ZaleskiLuke @DrAseemMalhotra @DowdEdward You obviously have no clue about the use of propensity scores in studies that are not RCTs for obvious reasons.* The study I cited analyzed the outcome of uniqu…

RT @Clinorthop: #FreeinCORR Statistics in Brief: An Introduction to the Use of Propensity Scores https://t.co/m7PG7InyYy

Good CORR read on statistics and clinical propensity scoring https://t.co/jtARKwlc3W

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