Parametric g-formula in SAS: the GFORMULA macro
GFORMULA is a SAS macro to estimate risk under hypothetical interventions via the parametric g-formula. To download software and documentation (version 20 Dec 2013) click here
Marginal Structural Cox Models
This sample program shows how to use SAS to estimate the parameter of a marginal structural Cox model via inverse probability weighting. An earlier version of this program appeared in the appendix of Hernán, Brumback, and Robins (2000). This article shows how to use STATA to do the same thing.
Structural models for survival analysis in SAS: the MSM macro
MSM is a set of SAS macros to estimate the parameters of a marginal structural Cox model and estimate risk under hypothetical static interventions.The SAS Package IML is needed to run this program.
Questions? Contact Roger Logan
Structural Nested Accelerated Failure Time Models in STATA: the STGEST command
by Jonathan Sterne and Kate Tilling
The STGEST command implements g-estimation of the parameter of a structural nested accelerated failure time model. See also the lecture Applications of G-estimation using a new Stata command, Harvard School of Public Health, May 21, 2002.
Questions? Contact Jonathan Sterne
Simulating data from a Structural Nested Accelerated Failure Time Model
Initiators SAS macro
The INITIATORS macro is designed to analyze observational longitudinal data to estimate the effect of interventions sustained over time. The macro can conduct the observational analogs of the intention-to-treat and per-protocol analyses (see documentation). All analyses are conducted using pooled logistic regression to approximate the hazard ratio from a proportional hazard Cox model.
Questions? Contact Roger Logan.
Structural Nested Cumulative Failure Time Models in SAS: the SNCFTM Macro
The SNCFTMshell macro implements g-estimation of the parameters of a Structural Nested Cumulative Failure Time Model, and estimation of risk under a hypothetical static intervention on a binary time-varying treatment.
Questions? Contact Sally Picciotto
Picciotto, S., Hernán, M. A., Page, J.H., Young, J.G., Robins, J.M. “Structural Nested Cumulative Failure Time Models to Estimate the Effect of Hypothetical Interventions”, JASA 2013.