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They are particularly at risk for recall bias and observer bias due to their reliance on memory and self-reported data. Retrospective cohort studies are not a particularly strong standalone method, as they can never establish causality. This leads to low internal validity and external validity.
All research, retrospective or otherwise, that will contribute to professional knowledge must have IRB oversight. There are exemptions to the regulations, and ophthalmologists are advised to review the OHRPs website at .hhs.gov/ohrp to familiarize themselves with these regulations.
Retrospective Chart Review- evaluates patient data that is existing at the time the protocol is submitted to the IRB for initial approval. This type of chart review uses information that has usually been collected for reasons other than research.
In conducting any retrospective chart review study, sampling refers to the method by which study cases or records are selected from the target population or database (Worster Haines, 2004). Three commonly used sampling methods in retrospective chart review are convenience, quota, and systematic sampling.
One disadvantage of retrospective analyses is that the validity of the results depends on accurate medical records. Inconsistencies and incomplete entry in the medical record can affect the data that is abstracted during retrospective analyses.
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While retrospective chart review research that involves only minimal risk to human subjects is sometimes exempt from full Institutional Review Board review, it is still subject to administrative review to determine eligibility for exemption.
While there remain many notable limitations to retrospective chart review research, including incomplete or missing documentation, poorly recorded, and absent information, as a methodology it continues to offer numerous advantages.
A major weakness of retrospective studies is that they generate a great deal of missed data. For example, all would agree that the forced expiratory volume in 1 s is an important characteristic of patients with COPD, but it is very common even in good hospitals not to take this measurement during exacerbations.

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