temporal confounding

What Causes Temporal Confounding?

Several factors can cause temporal confounding:
Seasonal variations in exposure or outcome.
Changes in disease incidence over time.
Technological advancements affecting exposure measurement or outcome detection.
Secular trends such as changes in population behavior or healthcare practices.

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