FSI Stanford Publications

Using Weibull Survival Methods to Model Long-Term Outcomes for Short-Term Data: A New DEALE?

Journal Abstract

Authors
A.M. Bayoumi
Douglas K. Owens - Stanford University

Published by
Medical Decision Making, Vol. 21, page(s) 538
2001

Topics: Health policy

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