Patient self-report and medical records: measuring agreement for binary data.

Angela M. Barbara · Mark B Loeb · Kevin Brazil · Margaret L. Russell

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Reliability and Agreement in Measurement Survey Methodology and Nonresponse Medical Coding and Health Information

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Research data in family medicine often comes from 2 sources: self-report and medical record review. Frequently, the quality of these data sources is assumed to be high, but measuring the reproducibility of these data is essential to evaluating the quality of the information collected. In ideal

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