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University of Pennsylvania 11th annual conference on statistical issues in clinical trials: Estimands, missing data and sensitivity analysis (morning panel session)

Frank W Rockhold, Anne Lindblad, […], Jay P Siegel, and Geert Molenberghs+1View all authors and affiliations
Volume 16, Issue 4
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Volume 16, Issue 4
Pages: 350 - 362
Article first published online: July 13, 2019
Issue published: August 2019

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Frank W Rockhold
Duke University
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Jay P Siegel
Janssen (ret)
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Universiteit Hasselt and KU Leuven
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