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COVID-19 18 causal inference 5 epidemiology 4 pandemic 4 SARS-CoV-2 3 coronavirus 3 numerical simulation 3 Covid-19 2 M-bias 2 SEIR model 2 SIR model 2 bias 2 mediation 2 meta-analysis 2 model 2 selection bias 2 sensitivity analysis 2 time series 2 Algeria 1 Bangkok 1 Bayesian methods 1 CART 1 COVID 19 1 COVID-19 counting data 1 COVID-19 outbreak 1 Chao’s lower bound 1 Cox model 1 DAGs 1 EM algorithm 1 G-estimation 1 GJR model 1 Gompertz model 1 HIV transmission cluster 1 Instrumental variables 1 Iran 1 MICS 1 MMORPG 1 Markov 1 Mumbai, India 1 Prentice-Gloeckler model 1
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research-article 48 editorial 1 perspective 1 review-article 1
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Ghosh, Palash 2 Jamshidi Zargaran, Shahriar 2 Jamshidi, Babak 2 Rezaei, Mansour 2 Saarela, Olli 2 Abenhaim, Lucien 1 Abrahamsson, Linda 1 Achcar, Jorge Alberto 1 Ackley, Sarah F. 1 Ahern, Jennifer 1 Al-Raeei, Marwan 1 Alfredsson, Lars 1 Alsheh Ali, Maya 1 Anand, Abhinav 1 Aoun, Oussama 1 Atlas, Abdelghafour 1 Aung, Myo Nyein 1 Baptista, Helena 1 Barkouch, Yassir 1 Bautista Balbás, Blanca 1 Bautista Balbás, Luis Alfredo 1 Bendahmane, Mostafa 1 Bhatnagar, Gaurav 1 Bocchieri, Salvatore 1 Borzone, Gisella R. 1 Bottomley, Christian 1 Brenner, Bluma 1 Böhning, Dankmar 1 Canals C, Andrea 1 Canals L, Mauricio 1 Canhão, Helena 1 Carlson, Michelle 1 Cerny, Thomas 1 Cervino, Gabriele 1 Chakraborty, Bibhas 1 Chandel, Sushmita 1 Chellai, Fatih 1 Christiansen, Lasse Engbo 1 Cicciù, Marco 1 Combs, Adam 1
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Numerical modelling of coronavirus pandemic in Peru
Jiménez, César; Merma, Marco - In: Epidemiologic Methods 11 (2022) s1
Abstract Objectives The main objective of this research is to demonstrate the effectiveness of non-pharmaceutical interventions (social isolation and quarantine) and of vaccination. Methods The SIR epidemiological numerical model has been revised to obtain a new model (SAIRDQ), which involves...
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Incidence moments: a simple method to study the memory and short term forecast of the COVID-19 incidence time-series
Canals L, Mauricio; Canals C, Andrea; Cuadrado N, Cristóbal - In: Epidemiologic Methods 11 (2022) s1
Abstract Objectives The ability to predict COVID-19 dynamic has been very low, reflected in unexpected changes in the number of cases in different settings. Here the objective was to study the temporal memory of the reported daily incidence time series and propose a simple model for short-term...
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Accounting for the role of asymptomatic patients in understanding the dynamics of the COVID-19 pandemic: a case study from Singapore
Liew, Fu Teck; Ghosh, Palash; Chakraborty, Bibhas - In: Epidemiologic Methods 11 (2022) s1
Abstract Objectives To forecast the true growth of COVID-19 cases in Singapore after accounting for asymptomatic infections, we study and make modifications to the SEIR (Susceptible-Exposed-Infected-Recovered) epidemiological model by incorporating hospitalization dynamics and the presence of...
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Selection bias and multiple inclusion criteria in observational studies
Zetterstrom, Stina; Waernbaum, Ingeborg - In: Epidemiologic Methods 11 (2022) 1
Abstract Objectives Spurious associations between an exposure and outcome not describing the causal estimand of interest can be the result of selection of the study population. Recently, sensitivity parameters and bounds have been proposed for selection bias, along the lines of sensitivity...
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COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy among undergraduate students in Thailand during the peak of the third wave of the coronavirus pandemic in 2021
Lin, Su Myat; Rattanapan, Cheerawit; Mongkolchati, Aroonsri - In: Epidemiologic Methods 11 (2022) s1
Abstract Objectives To determine the point prevalence of undergraduate students who are hesitant to accept COVID-19 vaccination and to identify the predictors of COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in university students. Methods A cross-sectional study was conducted during June–July 2021. A total of...
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Zealous clout of COVID-19: analytical research at sixes and sevens
Raina, Madhu - In: Epidemiologic Methods 10 (2021) s1
Abstract This New Year’s wake-up call warned us of Democles’ sword in the form of COVID-19, an epidemic turned pandemic. Seeming to reach a novel and awful landmark every day, governments across globe are fighting on toes to contain its spread. The pandemic is accelerating and information is...
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Stepwise Markov model: a good method for forecasting mechanical ventilator crisis in COVID-19 pandemic
Olmos, Pablo R.; Borzone, Gisella R. - In: Epidemiologic Methods 10 (2021) s1
Abstract Objectives One important variable influencing day-to-day decisions in COVID-19 pandemic has been an impending shortage of mechanical ventilators due to the large number of people that become infected with the virus due to its high contagiousness. We developed a stepwise Markov model (a)...
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Statistical modeling of the novel COVID-19 epidemic in Iraq
Ghanim Al-Ani, Ban - In: Epidemiologic Methods 10 (2021) s1
Abstract Objectives This study aimed to apply three of the most important nonlinear growth models (Gompertz, Richards, and Weibull) to study the daily cumulative number of COVID-19 cases in Iraq during the period from 13th of March, 2020 to 22nd of July, 2020. Methods Using the nonlinear least...
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Modifying the network-based stochastic SEIR model to account for quarantine: an application to COVID-19
Groendyke, Chris; Combs, Adam - In: Epidemiologic Methods 10 (2021) s1
Abstract Objectives: Diseases such as SARS-CoV-2 have novel features that require modifications to the standard network-based stochastic SEIR model. In particular, we introduce modifications to this model to account for the potential changes in behavior patterns of individuals upon becoming...
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Applying SEIR model without vaccination for COVID-19 in case of the United States, Russia, the United Kingdom, Brazil, France, and India
Al-Raeei, Marwan; El-Daher, Moustafa Sayem; Solieva, Oliya - In: Epidemiologic Methods 10 (2021) s1
Abstract Objectives: Compartmental models are helpful tools to simulate and predict the spread of infectious diseases. In this work we use the SEIR model to discuss the spreading of COVID-19 pandemic for countries with the most confirmed cases up to the end of 2020, i.e. the United States,...
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