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Statistical Methods in Medical Research|April 4, 2024
A Bayesian quasi-likelihood design for identifying the minimum effective dose and maximum utility dose in dose-ranging studiesFeng Tian, Ruitao Lin, Li Wang, et al.Statistical Methods in Medical Research|January 24, 2024
A comparison of model-free phase I dose escalation designs for dual-agent combination therapiesHelen Barnett, Matthew George, Donia Skanji, et al.Statistical Methods in Medical Research|January 23, 2024
Comparison between inverse-probability weighting and multiple imputation in Cox model with missing failure subtypeFuyu Guo, Benjamin Langworthy, Shuji Ogino, et al.Statistical Methods in Medical Research|August 28, 2024
Unsupervised Liu-type shrinkage estimators for mixture of regression modelsElsayed Ghanem, Armin Hatefi, Hamid UsefiStatistical Methods in Medical Research|September 12, 2024
Joint meta-analysis of two diagnostic tests accounting for within and between studies dependenceAristidis K NikoloulopoulosStatistical Methods in Medical Research|October 23, 2024
Comparison of statistical methods for the analysis of patient-reported outcomes in randomised controlled trials: A simulation studyYirui Qian, Stephen J Walters, Richard M Jacques, et al.Statistical Methods in Medical Research|October 14, 2024
A seamless Phase I/II platform design with a time-to-event efficacy endpoint for potential COVID-19 therapiesThomas Jaki, Helen Barnett, Andrew Titman, et al.Statistical Methods in Medical Research|October 7, 2024
Sensitivity analysis for unmeasured confounding in estimating the difference in restricted mean survival timeSeungjae Lee, Ji Hoon Park, Woojoo LeeStatistical Methods in Medical Research|October 7, 2024
Joint modeling of zero-inflated longitudinal measurements and time-to-event outcomes with applications to dynamic predictionMojtaba Ganjali, Taban Baghfalaki, Narayanaswamy BalakrishnanStatistical Methods in Medical Research|October 21, 2024
Graphical methods to illustrate the nature of the relation between a continuous variable and the outcome when using restricted cubic splines with a Cox proportional hazards modelPeter C AustinPageof 256