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See Latest ArticlesLongitudinal analysis of respiratory symptoms in population studies with a focus on dyspnea in marine transportation workers
International Archives of Occupational & Environmental Health, 03/18/09
Arrandale VH et al. - Results from both models indicate that the probability of reporting dyspnea was increasing over time in this occupational cohort. The group-based model is capable of identifying multiple patterns of linear and non-linear change while the generalized linear mixed model is preferable when the population mean change (linear) is of interest. Both approaches were able to identify similar characteristics associated with longitudinal dyspnea symptoms.
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