strs

Comparison of Pohar-Perme marginal relative survival between strs, stnet, stpp, and stns

This page shows code for calculating the Pohar-Perme non-parametric estimate of marginal relative survival using the following four user-written Stata commands. stnet strs stpp stns Code comparing the estimates from strs, stns, stpp, and stns is available for two data sets:

Illustration of the Brenner approach to age-standardised net survival (Pohar Perme estimator)

The code used in this tutorial, along with links to the data, is available here. This code illustrates how to apply the “Brenner alternative approach” to age-standardise net survival using external (ICSS) weights.

Illustration of the strs algorithm for estimating relative survival

This page illustrates the algorithm used by strs for estimating relative survival using the Ederer II approach.

Conditional survival

Estimate conditional (on surviving some time) relative survival using several approaches. We estimate from both life tables and based on a flexible parametric model.

Non-parametric estimation of net survival with four approaches

Estimation of relative/net survival using four difference approaches (Ederer I, Ederer II, Hakulinen, Pohar Perme)

Modelling excess mortality using Poisson regression

A tutorial illustrating how to model excess mortality (relative survival) using Poisson regression.

-strs- version history

History of -strs-, including links to previous versions.

Comparison of life table estimators of relative/net survival

In this tutorial, we estimate net survival using both the Ederer II approach and the Pohar Perme approach. We do this using both -stnet- and -strs- (and get the same results).

Life table estimation of relative survival with strs

Short tutorial illustrating how to estimate relative survival using -strs-.

strs - estimating and modelling relative/net survival

This page describes the Stata `strs` command and related files for estimating and modelling relative and survival.