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Survival data are time-to-event data, and survival analysis is full of jargon: truncation, censoring, hazard rates, etc. See theglossary in this manual. For a good Stata-speci?c introduction to survival analysis, seeCleves, Gould, and Marchenko(2016). To learn how to effectively analyze survival analysis data using Stata, we recommend A brief introduction to survival analysis using Stata June 2012 This is a brief introduction to survival analysis using Stata. Starting Stata Double-click the Stata icon on the desktop (if there is one) or select Stata from the Start menu. Multiple Events per Subject: Modelling Time to Statistical methods for repeated events survival analysis are illustrated using a HF-dataset derived from the PROSPECT study (Predictors of Response to Car- Figure 1: Multiple events for 66 patients in the HF-dataset. Survival Analysis with Stata. Background for Survival Analysis Survival analysis is just another name for time to event analysis. The term survival analysis is predominately used in biomedical sciences where the interest is in observing time to death either of patients or of laboratory The fundamentals of survival and event history analysis Objectives of this chapter 2 INTRODUCING SURVIVAL AND EVENT HISTORY ANALYSIS as survival analysis in biostatistics, medical science and epidemiology, reliabil- Stata (Appendix 2) and reference to SPSS and SAS on the companion web Combining Survival Analysis Results after Multiple Imputation of Censored Event Times Jonathan L. Moscovici, QuintilesIMS, Montreal, QC Bohdana Ratitch, QuintilesIMS, Montreal, QC ABSTRACT Multiple Imputation (MI) is an effective and increasingly popular solution in the handling of missing > You have some choices to make for modeling recurrent events. Stata > has many utilities for structuring the risk-set for survival > modeling, especially for multiple record data. Best thing is to go > to the survival manual for Stata, and look up the methods and &