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Application of dynamic prediction models for longitudinal biomarkers and clinical outcomes in low and middle-income settings
Routine monitoring of individuals with chronic diseases offers valuable data for understanding disease progression and treatment effectiveness, often using biomarkers. With the modernisation of clinical care, prediction models have received greater attention in analysing such data. Prognosis predict...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2025
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