Effect of propensity of seeking medical care on the bias of the estimated effectiveness of rotavirus vaccines from studies using a test-negative case-control design

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Effect of propensity of seeking medical care on the bias of the estimated effectiveness of rotavirus vaccines from studies using a test-negative case-control design is …
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P356DOI10.1016/J.VACCINE.2019.04.065
P698PubMed publication ID31036459

P50authorBenjamin LopmanQ58068887
Umesh ParasharQ61190129
Jacqueline E TateQ61249048
P2093author name stringMeng Shi
Michael Haber
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P433issue24
P407language of work or nameEnglishQ1860
P921main subjectselection biasQ284172
rotavirus vaccineQ4411598
vaccine engineeringQ14861085
Rotavirus vaccinesQ56988239
P304page(s)3229-3233
P577publication date2019-04-26
P1433published inVaccineQ7907941
P1476titleEffect of propensity of seeking medical care on the bias of the estimated effectiveness of rotavirus vaccines from studies using a test-negative case-control design
P478volume37