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st: generating grouped relative survival estimates from stpm2
From
Tim Evans <[email protected]>
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"'[email protected]'" <[email protected]>
Subject
st: generating grouped relative survival estimates from stpm2
Date
Thu, 9 Jun 2011 17:07:16 +0100
Hi all
I was hoping someone had had experience of estimating relative survival from stpm2. I am trying to take account of case mix by hospital and I can do this sort of ok, but what I need to do is extract the % relative survival as a result of correcting for certain factors.
My current unadjusted model is this:
Definition:
hosp1, hosp2, hosp3 hosp4 include binary variables that state whether a case belongs to that hospital or not and I have 4 hospitals
Model:
stpm2 hosp2 hosp3 hosp4, scale(hazard) df(5) tvc(hosp2 hosp3 hosp4) dftvc(3)
range temptime 0 5 200
predict rs1, survival timevar(temptime) zeros ci
predict rs2, survival timevar(temptime) at(hosp2 1) zeros ci
predict rs3, survival timevar(temptime) at(hosp3 1) zeros ci
predict rs4, survival timevar(temptime) at(hosp4 1) zeros ci
What I would to do is collapse the data to obtain the grouped 1 year survival for each hospital. After I get this working, I can start to add other variables into the model.
This is my first time on here, so apologies for any lack of information.
Dr T Evans
Cancer Registration Information Manager
West Midlands Cancer Intelligence Unit
Public Health Building
University of Birmingham
Birmingham
B15 2TT
Tel: 0121 414 4274
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