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Improving IV Insulin Administration in a Community Hospital
Published on: June 11, 2012
Analysis of recurrent hypoglycemic events
Chenchen Ma1, Yongming Qu1, Haoda Fu1
1Global Statistical Sciences, Eli Lilly and Company, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA.
Abstract:
Hypoglycemia is a major safety concern for diabetic patients. Hypoglycemic events can be modeled based on time to recurrent events or count data. In this article, we evaluated a gamma frailty model with variance estimated by the inverse of observed Fisher information matrix, a gamma frailty model with the sandwich variance estimator, and a piecewise negative binomial regression model. Simulations showed that the sandwich variance estimator performed better when the frailty model is mis-specified, and the piecewise negative binomial regression sometimes fails to converge. All three methods were applied to a dataset from a clinical trial evaluating insulin treatments.
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