Statistical problems in measuring cancer prevalence
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Recommendations
- Estimating the variance of cancer prevalence from population-based registries
- Estimating the variance of cancer prevalence from population-based registries
- Two Approaches for Estimating Disease Prevalence from Population‐Based Registries of Incidence and Total Mortality
- Age and stage specific prevalence estimate of cancer from population based Cancer Registry using inhomogeneous Poisson process
- Estimating the variance of disease-prevalence estimates from population-based registries
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(7)- Two Approaches for Estimating Disease Prevalence from Population‐Based Registries of Incidence and Total Mortality
- Estimating completeness in cancer registries -- comparing capture-recapture methods in a simulation study
- Modeling delay in diagnosis of NF: under reportincg, incidence and prevalence estimates
- Adjusting for reporting delay in cancer incidence when combining different sets of cancer registries
- Age and stage specific prevalence estimate of cancer from population based Cancer Registry using inhomogeneous Poisson process
- Estimating the variance of cancer prevalence from population-based registries
- Improved population-based probability of developing cancer when direct estimates of the cancer-free population are available
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