Paganini-Hill A, Ross R K
Am J Epidemiol. 1982 Jul;116(1):114-22. doi: 10.1093/oxfordjournals.aje.a113386.
Health-related information from multiple sources was collected on 334 women living in two predominantly white, affluent retirement communities near Los Angeles as part of a case-control study of a serious chronic disease (cancer of the breast) conducted in 1977-1978. There was no evidence on interview of cases preferentially recalling more drug use or past diseases than controls. Agreement between interview and medical record for all disease conditions studied as well as for height, weight, and most menstrual and reproductive variables was of the order of 90% or better. Age at last menstrual period as reported on inerview did not correspond particularly well with that recorded on the medical record. Agreement between data sources for ever/never drug use varied considerably with the type of drug studied, from a low of 69% for use of barbiturates and related drugs to a high of 87% for use of antihypertensive medications. Estrogen usage information was collected in detail. Better correspondence was observed between medical record and interview than between either medical and pharmacy records or interview and pharmacy records.
作为1977 - 1978年进行的一项关于严重慢性病（乳腺癌）的病例对照研究的一部分，从居住在洛杉矶附近两个以白人为主的富裕退休社区的334名女性那里收集了来自多个来源的健康相关信息。在访谈中，没有证据表明病例比对照更倾向于回忆更多的药物使用情况或既往疾病。对于所研究的所有疾病状况以及身高、体重和大多数月经及生殖变量，访谈与病历之间的一致性约为90%或更高。访谈中报告的最后月经年龄与病历记录的情况不太相符。曾经使用/从未使用药物的数据源之间的一致性因所研究药物的类型而有很大差异，从使用巴比妥类及相关药物的69%的低一致性到使用抗高血压药物的87%的高一致性。详细收集了雌激素使用信息。观察到病历与访谈之间的对应性比病历与药房记录之间或访谈与药房记录之间的对应性更好。
