I have tested the PH-assumption, using log-log plots and the ph-assumption statistical test. It is a bit more complicated because i have catergorical variables; stroke_severity (Very severe/severe/moderate/mild/Unknown) and civil_status (living with someome/living alone/other/unknown).
As you can see below, the hazards seem to overlap, so the PH-assumption does not seem to be met.
I have already recieved advice in this regard, but i would like to be absolutely certain about what the best approach would be. I would love some input, both on wether or not the ph-assumption is met, and on what the next optimal approach would be i.e. cox with time varying covariates, categorization of the follow-up period, stratified cox or focusing on other variables/associations.
Tabel ?. PH-assumption test for the association between stroke severity og fractures.
Stroke severity | Rho | Chi2 | df | Prob> Chi2 |
Very severe | ||||
Severe | -0,00805 | 1,03 | 1 | 0,3107 |
Moderate | 0,00698 | 0,77 | 1 | 0,3794 |
Mild | 0,05719 | 51,78 | 1 | 0,0000 |
Unknown | 0,01655 | 4,34 | 1 | 0,0372 |
Global test | 285,34 | 4 | 0,0000 |
Tabel ?. PH-assumption test for the association between civil status og fractures.
Civil status | Rho | Chi2 | df | Prob> Chi2 |
Living with someone | 1 | |||
Living alone | -0,04920 | 38,09 | 1 | 0,0000 |
Other | -0,06241 | 61,36 | 1 | 0,0000 |
Unknwon | 0,02238 | 7,92 | 1 | 0,0049 |
Global test | 88,18 | 3 | 0,0000 |
Log-log plots. Stroke severity Array
Log-log plots. Civil status Array
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