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Follow-up on the Use of Advanced Analytics for Clinical Quality Assurance: Bootstrap Resampling to Enhance Detection of Adverse Event Under-Reporting

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Björn Koneswarakantha, Yves Barmaz, Donato Rolo and Timothé Ménard were employed by Roche at the time this research was completed.

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BK designed the model, wrote the code and produced the figure. BK and TM wrote the manuscript. TM, YB and DR reviewed and quality checked the data, code, model and manuscript. All authors read and approved the final version.

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Koneswarakantha, B., Barmaz, Y., Ménard, T. et al. Follow-up on the Use of Advanced Analytics for Clinical Quality Assurance: Bootstrap Resampling to Enhance Detection of Adverse Event Under-Reporting. Drug Saf 44, 121–123 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40264-020-01011-5

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