Recent papers on Generalizability of Medical Research

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1. A Generalizable Distribution Structure Analysis Algorithm with Audit-Ready Framework for Medical Research

   2025 · medRxiv · OKAZAKI, Masakazu

   2025

2. Research on the Application of Standardized Patient Robot Teaching in the Training of Medical Students’ Reception Skills: GEE Analysis 2.0 Based on Generalized Estimation Equation

   2025 · Education Reform and Development · Hong, Huisi, Huang, Jianlong, Yuan, Yiming et al.

   2025

3. Modeling Zero-inflated Count Data Using Generalized Poisson and Ordinal Logistic Regression Models in Medical Research

   2023 · Oman Medical Journal · Yadav, Bijesh, Jeyaseelan, Lakshmanan, Sappani, Marimuthu et al.

   2023

4. Generalized survival models as a tool for medical research

   2017 · Figshare · Liu, Xingrong

   2017

5. AM Last Page: Generalizability in Medical Education Research

   2011 · Academic Medicine · Artino, Anthony R., Durning, Steven J., Boulet, John R.

   2011

6. Chapter 14. Are Major Depression And Generalized Anxiety Disorder The Same Or Different Disorders?: Discussion of the Dunedin and Medical Research Council Birth Cohort Studies and the Three-Generation High Risk Study

   2010 · American Psychiatric Association Publishing eBooks · Weissman, Myrna M., Warner, Virginia, Wickramaratne, Priya

   2010

7. In the article “A randomized, placebo-controlled study of topiramate in primary generalized tonic-clonic seizures” by Biton et al. (1999;52:1330–1337), the listing of members of the Topiramate YTC Study Group was inadvertently omitted. They include: S. Belknap, MD, University of Illinois College of Medicine at Peoria (Peoria, IL); D.B. Bettis, MD (Boise, ID); V. Biton, MD, Arkansas Epilepsy Program (Little Rock, AR); D. Bluestone, MD, and K. Laxer, MD, Northern California Comprehensive Epilepsy Center (San Francisco, CA); B. Bourgeois, MD, Washington University School of Medicine (St. Louis, MO); S.D. Collins, MD, PhD, University Hospitals of Cleveland (Cleveland, OH); J.A. French, MD, University of Pennsylvania Medical Center (Philadelphia, PA); R.F. Leroy, MD, Neurological Clinic of Texas (Dallas, TX); R. Lesser, MD, Johns Hopkins Hospital (Baltimore, MD); G.D. Montouris, MD, Epi-Care Center (Memphis, TN); M. Nisman-Safirstein, MD, Instituto Costarricense de Investigaciones Clinicas (San Jose, Costa Rica); T. Pedley, MD, Neurological Institute of New York (New York, NY); F. Ritter, MD, Minnesota Epilepsy Group (St. Paul, MN); J.J. Riviello, MD, Children’s Hospital (Boston, MA); W.E. Rosenfeld, MD, the Comprehensive Epilepsy Care Center for Children and Adults (Chesterfield, MO); R.C. Sachedo, MD, University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey and New Jersey Comprehensive Epilepsy Center (New Brunswick, NJ); N. Schaul, MD, Long Island Jewish Medical Center (New Hyde Park, NY); E. So, MD, Mayo Clinic and Foundation (Rochester, MN); W.B. Svoboda, MD, St. Francis Research Institute (Wichita, KS); A.B. Todorov, MD, Neurology Clinic P.C. (Northport, AL); E. Wyllie, MD, Cleveland Clinic Foundation (Cleveland, OH). The publisher apologizes for the omission.

   1999 · Neurology

   1999

8. The use of generalized tests in medical research

   1998 · Journal of Biopharmaceutical Statistics · Ogenstad, Stephan

   1998

9. Generalized additive models for medical research

   1995 · Statistical Methods in Medical Research · Hastie, Trevor, Tibshirani, Robert

   1995

10. On the use of the generalized <i>t</i> and generalized rank‐sum statistics in medical research

    1992 · Statistics in Medicine · Blair, R. Clifford, Morel, Jorge G.

    1992