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Home Page »  Workshop Summaries »  Treatment Switches

Workshop: Methods for Adjusting for Treatment Switches in Late-Stage Cancer Trials

This workshop was held on February 20, 2012 in London. View the workshop programme.

Summary

Workshop report: Methods for adjusting for treatment switches in late-stage cancer trials

Presentations

Click on the links below to view the slide presentations:

Methods for handling treatment switching: rank-preserving structural nested failure time models, inverse-probability-of-censoring weighting, and marginal structural models

Departure from treatment protocol in published RCTs: a review

Methods for adjusting survival estimates in the presence of treatment crossover - Simulation studies - Part A

Methods for adjusting survival estimates in the presence of treatment crossover - Simulation studies - Part B

Methods for health economic models in metastatic cancer

Adjusting the Crossover Effect in Survival Analysis Using a Rank Preserving Structural Failure Time Model: The Case of Sunitinib GIST Trial

Treatment switches in cancer trials - problems, pitfalls and (no) solutions

Dealing with treatment switches in cost-effectiveness analysis: the NICE experience- Part A

Dealing with treatment switches in cost-effectiveness analysis: the NICE experience- Part B

 

 


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