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When designing longitudinal cohort studies, investigators must make decisions about study duration (i.e. length of follow-up) and frequency of outcome measurement. This research explores these design decisions for longitudinal cohort studies constructed using routinely-collected administrative data. To illustrate the effects of varying study duration and frequency of outcome measurement in longitudinal cohort studies conducted using routinely-collected administrative data using a numeric example. Linked administrative data from Manitoba,