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Commentary: core descriptor sets using consensus methods support 'table one' consistency.

Matthew J LeeSegun LamidiKate M WilliamsSue BlackwellAdil RashidPeter O CoeNicola S FearnheadNatalie S BlencoweDaniel Hind
Published in: Journal of clinical epidemiology (2024)
Benefits include easier cross-study comparison, for example, through individual patient meta-analysis, facilitated by comparison of consistently reported individual data rather than group-level analysis. This may also support routine data analyses, subgroup and risk identification, and reduced research waste. Core Descriptor Sets describe cohorts thoroughly while minimizing research burden. They are intended to enable improved clinical characterization, personalization, reproducibility, data sharing, and knowledge building.
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