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complete-case analysis

complete-case analysis Complete-case analysis is an approach to missing outcome data that uses only participants with complete information and leaves out those with missing values.

Complete-case analysis is an approach to missing outcome data that uses only participants with complete information and leaves out those with missing values. In the source, it is presented as a common comparison method that can give biased results when missingness is linked to unobserved factors affecting the outcome.

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Drafting source: Koné Siaka; Bonfoh Bassirou; Dao Daouda; Koné Inza; Fink Günther. Heckman-type selection models to obtain unbiased estimates with missing measures outcome: theoretical considerations and an application to missing birth weight data. 2019; DOI 10.1186/s12874-019-0840-7; article XML SHA-256 63e0dd721c30077b7aad7e593bedf2242d586ef4e67771eb6e175804a7ceea1b. “Heckman-type selection models to obtain unbiased estimates with missing measures outcome: theoretical considerations and an application to missing birth weight data” (10.1186/s12874-019-0840-7).
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