Examples of 'loss to follow-up' in a sentence
Meaning of "loss to follow-up"
loss to follow-up: This phrase is a term used in research or healthcare settings to describe participants who were initially enrolled but did not complete the study or continue with the planned follow-up
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loss to follow-up
There was no loss to follow-up in three years of study.
Both of these issues contribute to loss to follow-up.
Loss to follow-up may result in selection bias.
Both groups demonstrated similar rates of loss to follow-up.
This loss to follow-up is perhaps not totally surprising.
Suicide data are easily manipulated by ignoring selective loss to follow-up.
The main reason for loss to follow-up was change of address.
Loss to follow-up in antiretroviral therapy programmes tends to increase over time.
Immediate treatment seems preferable in populations where loss to follow-up is great.
Measuring loss to follow-up is an important step in understanding and reducing it.
There were also no differences between groups in behaviour, side effects or loss to follow-up.
Loss to follow-up is the largest single factor limiting the effectiveness of screening.
In addition, cohort studies are subject to biases associated with recruitment and loss to follow-up.
The authors also indicated that loss to follow-up was the main limitation of the study.
Loss to follow-up greatly decreases efficiency of MTCT interventions in sub-Saharan Africa.
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The study is also strengthened by the fact that loss to follow-up was very small.
Influence of gender on loss to follow-up in a large HIV treatment programme in western Kenya.
The investigators note that despite peer support, the loss to follow-up rate was high.
The greatest loss to follow-up for HIV care occurs before starting treatment.
The PT group had disproportionate loss to follow-up.
Unfortunately, loss to follow-up is a major problem in clinical trials.
These are generally well-done studies with negligible loss to follow-up.
Prevention of loss to follow-up.
Loss to follow-up was less than 20 % and the study showed excellent methodological quality Jadad score=5.
Up to 12 months of evolution, there was no patient loss to follow-up.
Withdrew consent, loss to follow-up.
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