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Statistical analysis of self-assessed quality of life in cancer clinical trials

1996-01-01

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The assessment of quality of life as a primary outcome in cancer clinical trials is now almost universal. Such data are necessarily longitudinal and multidimensional, and are often severely unbalanced by missing values or early patient death. However, to date, their reporting in the applied literature has generally used simple descriptive summaries that ignore many of these complexities. Not only can these be misl...

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10.17037/pubs.00682265
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