Das Seminar wird blockweise an drei Tagen stattfinden:

11. Mai 2013, 22.Juni 2013, 29.Juni 2013
Beginn: 9 Uhr s.t.
Raum: Helmholtzstr. 18, Raum E 60

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Tag 1

Statistical Models Based on Counting Processes, Andersen, Borgan, Gill, Keiding, Springer 1993

• Kapitel II.1 - II.3
• Kapitel II.4 - II.6
• Kapitel II.7 - II.8
• Kapitel III.2 und ausgewählte Beispiele aus III.1 (Examples III.1.1, III.1.4, III.1.5, III.1.7, III.1.9)
• Kapitel IV, S.176 - 207, jedoch ohne die Textteile, die Links-Trunkierung oder Filtern behandeln
• Kapitel IV.4, Seiten 287-293, 1. Absatz; 298, IV.4.1.7 - 304; 309-310; Ex. IV. 4.4-317

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Tag 2

• Handbook of Survival Analysis, CRC 2013, Kapitel "Competing Risks regression"
• Andersen & Keiding, Multi-state models for event history analys
  Statistical Methods in Medical Research 2002, 11(2), 91-115
• Handbook of Survival Analysis, CRC 2013, Kapitel "Sample Size Calculations for Clinical Trials", Unterkapitel 1-4; Schönfeld, Sample-size formula for the proportional-hazards regression model, Biometrics 1983, 39, 499--503
• Buch Andersen, Borgan, Gill, Keiding, Kapitel VII, Seiten 476-506.
• Koller et al., Meta-analyses of chronic disease trials with competing causes of death may yield biased odds ratios, Journal of Clinical Epidemiology 2008, 61(4), 365-372
• Klein, Modelling competing risks in cancer studies, Statistic
  Medicine 2006, 25, 1015-1034

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Tag 3

• Rosenkranz, Another view on the analysis of cardiovascular
  morbidity/mortality trials, Pharmaceutical Statistics 2011, 10, 196-202
• Gomez & Lagakos, Statistical considerations when using a composi
  endpoint for comparing treatment groups, Statistics in Medicine 2013,
  32, 719-738
• Allignol et al., Understanding competing risks: a simulation
  of view, BMC Medical Research Methodology, 2011, 11, 86
• Austin, Generating survival times to simulate Cox proportional hazards models with time-varying covariates, Statistics in Medicine 2012, 31, 3946-3958
• Buyse, Generalized pairwise comparisons of prioritized outcomes i
  the two-sample problem, Statistics in Medicine 2010, 29, 3245-3257
• Rauch & Beyersmann, Planning and evaluating clinical trials with composite time-to-first-event endpoints in a competing risk framework, Statistics in Medicine (to appear)