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Adjustment for ‘Prescriber Type’ in Pharmacoepidemiological Analyses

2024-10-14

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In pharmacoepidemiological analysis, one covariate that might act as a confounder is the type of prescriber issuing a prescription. The type of prescriber typically fulfills the criteria for confounding, as it is associated both with the exposure (e.g., prescriber types may differ in their choice of first-line treatment) and with the outcome (as different types of prescribers often treat patients with different di...

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421e694b-f655-5bcc-8334-5fd53b3c7e09
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10.22541/au.172893973.32944567/v1
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