Thomas R Belin

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THE POTENTIAL FOR BIAS IN PRINCIPAL CAUSAL EFFECT ESTIMATION WHEN TREATMENT RECEIVED DEPENDS ON A KEY COVARIATE.

Corwin M Zigler, Thomas R Belin, T. Belin, 2011, The annals of applied statistics.

Markov transition models for binary repeated measures with ignorable and nonignorable missing values

Thomas R Belin, Steven Shoptaw, Xiaowei Yang, 2007, Statistical methods in medical research.

A comparison of imputation methods in a longitudinal randomized clinical trial

Jürgen Unützer, Thomas R Belin, Juwon Song, 2005, Statistics in medicine.

Long-Term Effects of Pre-Placement Risk Factors on Children’s Psychological Symptoms and Parenting Stress Among Families Adopting Children From Foster Care

Thomas R Belin, Erum Nadeem, T. Belin, 2017, Journal of emotional and behavioral disorders.

Evaluating model‐based imputation methods for missing covariates in regression models with interactions

Thomas R Belin, Catherine A Sugar, Soeun Kim, 2015, Statistics in medicine.

Imputation for incomplete high‐dimensional multivariate normal data using a common factor model

Thomas R Belin, Juwon Song, T. Belin, 2004, Statistics in medicine.

Multiple imputation using an iterative hot‐deck with distance‐based donor selection

Thomas R Belin, Juned Siddique, T. Belin, 2008, Statistics in medicine.

Physician Performance Assessment: Nonequivalence of Primary Care Measures

Thomas R Belin, T. Belin, P. Parkerton, 2003, Medical care.

Robustness of a multivariate normal approximation for imputation of incomplete binary data

Joseph L Schafer, Thomas R Belin, J. Schafer, 2007, Statistics in medicine.

Collaborative care management of late-life depression in the primary care setting: a randomized controlled trial.

Mark T Hegel, Jürgen Unützer, Thomas R Belin, 2002, JAMA.

Exploring nonresponse bias in a health survey using neighborhood characteristics.

David Grant, Thomas R Belin, E Richard Brown, 2009, American journal of public health.

Imputation and Variable Selection in Linear Regression Models with Missing Covariates

Thomas R Belin, Xiaowei Yang, W John Boscardin, 2005, Biometrics.

The importance of social context: neighborhood stressors, stress-buffering mechanisms, and alcohol, drug, and mental health disorders.

Thomas R Belin, Kenneth B Wells, Susan E Stockdale, 2007, Social science & medicine.