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Application of Propensity Score Methods to Address Missing Data in a Trial on the Effect of Energy Protein Supplementation Among Pulmonary TB-HIV Patients in Mwanza, Tanzania

2026-06-28

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Missing data is common in research and can reduce statistical power and introduce bias. In the Pulmonary Tuberculosis – HIV coinfected patients (PTB-HIV) supplementation trial, patients’ attrition rates from the trial were 12.2% at two months and 19.1% at five months. This study evaluated the performance of propensity score (PS) and multiple imputation (MI), -based approache...

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44566d56-c826-53ed-8db1-9f0eb9fbd1c0
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-9966500/v1
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