Competing risk adjustment reduces overestimation of opportunistic infection rates in AIDS

Keyphrases

• AIDS/HIV 100%
• Infection Rate 100%
• Opportunistic Infections 100%
• Risk Adjustment 100%
• Competing Risks 100%
• Incidence Estimates 100%
• Death Rate 50%
• Illness 50%
• Cytomegalovirus 50%
• Cumulative Mortality 50%
• Cause of Death 25%
• Pneumonia 25%
• Hospital-acquired 25%
• Disease Occurrence 25%
• Pneumocystis 25%
• Johns Hopkins Hospital 25%
• Cumulative Incidence 25%
• Competing Risk of Death 25%
• Esophageal Candidiasis 25%
• Mycobacterium Avium Complex 25%
• Competing Events 25%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Disease 100%
• Opportunistic Infection 100%
• Infection Rate 100%
• Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome 100%
• Mortality Rate 40%
• Cytomegalovirus 40%
• Population Study 20%
• Mycobacterium Avium Complex 20%
• Pneumocystis 20%
• Esophagus Candidiasis 20%

Mathematics

• Competing Risk 100%
• Overestimation 100%
• Infection Rate 100%
• Death Rate 66%
• Concludes 33%