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Risk-adjusted cUSUM control charts for shared frailty survival models with application to hip replacement outcomes: a study using the NJR dataset.

Alexander BegunElena KulinskayaAlexander J MacGregor
Published in: BMC medical research methodology (2019)
An earlier detection of failure signal by our method in comparison to the standard method used by the NJR may be explained by proper risk-adjustment and the ability to accommodate time-dependent hazards. The continuous monitoring of hip replacement outcomes should include risk adjustment at both the individual and unit level.
Keyphrases
  • adipose tissue
  • total hip arthroplasty
  • type diabetes
  • label free
  • community dwelling
  • real time pcr