Analytical Methods for a Learning Health System: 3. Analysis of Observational Studies

Michael Stoto, Michael Oakes, Elizabeth Stuart, Randall Brown, Jelena Zurovac and Elisa L. Priest

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Abstract: The third paper in a series on how learning health systems can use routinely collected electronic health data (EHD) to advance knowledge and support continuous learning, this review describes how analytical methods for individual-level electronic health data EHD, including regression approaches, interrupted time series (ITS) analyses, instrumental variables, and propensity score methods, can also be used to address the question of whether the intervention “works.â€

Keywords: learning health systems; electronic health data; EHD (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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