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Candidate: Rebecca C. Scherzer Degree of: Doctor of Philosophy Committee: Dr. Daniel Mihalkot, Chair Date: Tuesday, August 2, 2005 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m. Abstract: This research gives methods for sequential monitoring of survival data in clinical trials with multiple endpoints. We illustrate the use of marginal proportional hazards models and other survival models with various group sequential methods to test multiple survival endpoints at K interim analyses. To adjust for multiplicity at each interim analysis, we consider and extend methods developed by Tang and Geller (1999), Follman, et al. (1994), and others. These methods are motivated, compared and evaluated using survival data from a clinical study and using simulation studies. |
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