利用电子健康记录数据解决 COVID 之后新发 2 型糖尿病研究中常见的偏差来源问题

IF 1 Q4 ENDOCRINOLOGY & METABOLISM Diabetes epidemiology and management Pub Date : 2023-12-14 DOI:10.1016/j.deman.2023.100193
Jessica L Harding , Emily Pfaff , Edward Boyko , Pandora L. Wander
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基于电子健康记录(EHR)建立的队列进行的观察性研究是我们目前了解 COVID 后新发糖尿病风险的基础。基于电子病历的研究是医学研究的有力工具,但也受到多种偏倚来源的影响。在这一观点中,我们定义了威胁基于电子病历的相关研究有效性的主要偏倚来源(即误分类、选择、监测、不朽时间和混杂偏倚),描述了它们的影响,并提出了在 COVID-糖尿病研究中避免这些偏倚的最佳实践。
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Addressing common sources of bias in studies of new-onset type 2 diabetes following COVID that use electronic health record data

Observational studies based on cohorts built from electronic health records (EHR) form the backbone of our current understanding of the risk of new-onset diabetes following COVID. EHR-based research is a powerful tool for medical research but is subject to multiple sources of bias. In this viewpoint, we define key sources of bias that threaten the validity of EHR-based research on this topic (namely misclassification, selection, surveillance, immortal time, and confounding biases), describe their implications, and suggest best practices to avoid them in the context of COVID-diabetes research.

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Diabetes epidemiology and management
Diabetes epidemiology and management Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism, Public Health and Health Policy
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