Practice of reporting social characteristics when describing representativeness of epidemiological cohort studies - A rationale for an intersectional perspective

• Hauptverfasser: Philipp Jaehn (Verfasst von), Julia Rehling (Verfasst von), Ronny Klawunn (Verfasst von), Sibille Merz (Verfasst von), Christine Holmberg (Verfasst von), Gabriele Bolte (Verfasst von), Emily Mena (Verfasst von), Alexander Rommel (Verfasst von), Anke-Christine Saß (Verfasst von), Kathleen Pöge (Verfasst von), Sarah Strasser (Verfasst von)
• Format: Buch
• Veröffentlicht: Elsevier, 2020-08-01T00:00:00Z.
• Schlagworte: article
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Representativeness has been defined as the degree of similarity of a study population compared to an external population. To characterize a study population, both health-related and social or demographic features should be considered according to current guidelines. However, little guidance is given...