This talk was held at Stockholm University on 13 March 2024. I was subsequently invited to give the same talk for other audiences and have included the updated slides here. I will start by giving a brief overview of the proportional hazards …
Talk at HTAi, Adelaide, Australia on 28 June 2023. Extrapolating survival using flexible parametric models in a relative survival framework with applications in HTA
In this talk I will introduce flexible parametric survival models (Royston−Parmar models) and present several examples of how I use them in my research in cancer epidemiology. The non-technical talk is targeted at clinical researchers with a basic …
In this talk I will give an introduction to flexible parametric survival models (Royston−Parmar models). The talk will not be highly technical, but is targeted at students and researchers with basic knowledge of survival analysis (i.e., familiar with …
A non-technical overview of of the proportional hazards assumption; what it is, how to test it, and how to proceed with analysis and reporting in the presence of non-proportional hazards.
A non-technical overview of concepts and methods for estimating the survival of cancer patients using data collected by population-based cancer registries.
I didn't develop flexible parametric survival models, but I am an avid fan. Some of my methods research (with Paul Lambert and others) has involved extending flexible parametric models. This talk (based on a talk by Paul Lambert) describes why and …