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Auteurs principaux: Bastien Trächsel, Valentin Rousson, Jean‐Luc Bulliard, Isabella Locatelli
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author Bastien Trächsel
Valentin Rousson
Jean‐Luc Bulliard
Isabella Locatelli
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Valentin Rousson
Jean‐Luc Bulliard
Isabella Locatelli
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Valentin Rousson
Jean‐Luc Bulliard
Isabella Locatelli
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contents Estimation of Cancer Incidence Trends Adjusted for Changes in Screening and Detection Processes Bastien Trächsel Valentin Rousson Jean‐Luc Bulliard Isabella Locatelli Statistics in Medicine ABSTRACT Cancer is a major public health issue, and monitoring its incidence is important to suggest and evaluate the impact of preventive interventions. However, estimating trends in cancer incidence is often difficult due to changes in screening or other detection processes over time, which can artificially inflate or deflate the observed incidences. We propose a new method for estimating trends in cancer incidence adjusted for such changes, using a constrained Almon distributed lag model. Unlike other approaches, our method does not rely on any knowledge of cancer progression, or detailed evolution of screening practice over time. It requires the registration of the stages (I–IV) of detected cancers while assuming that the distribution of these stages remains constant in the absence of any change in screening practice. Our method is able to recover the real underlying cancer incidence in simulated data reproducing either no change or a gradual or sudden change in screening practice. For illustration, it is applied to registry data from the canton of Geneva, Switzerland, to estimate breast cancer incidence for the period 1991–2016, where it downwardly corrects the observed incidence when an organized screening program was started. 10.1002/sim.70063 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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spellingShingle Estimation of Cancer Incidence Trends Adjusted for Changes in Screening and Detection Processes
Bastien Trächsel
Valentin Rousson
Jean‐Luc Bulliard
Isabella Locatelli
Statistics in Medicine
Estimation of Cancer Incidence Trends Adjusted for Changes in Screening and Detection Processes Bastien Trächsel Valentin Rousson Jean‐Luc Bulliard Isabella Locatelli Statistics in Medicine ABSTRACT Cancer is a major public health issue, and monitoring its incidence is important to suggest and evaluate the impact of preventive interventions. However, estimating trends in cancer incidence is often difficult due to changes in screening or other detection processes over time, which can artificially inflate or deflate the observed incidences. We propose a new method for estimating trends in cancer incidence adjusted for such changes, using a constrained Almon distributed lag model. Unlike other approaches, our method does not rely on any knowledge of cancer progression, or detailed evolution of screening practice over time. It requires the registration of the stages (I–IV) of detected cancers while assuming that the distribution of these stages remains constant in the absence of any change in screening practice. Our method is able to recover the real underlying cancer incidence in simulated data reproducing either no change or a gradual or sudden change in screening practice. For illustration, it is applied to registry data from the canton of Geneva, Switzerland, to estimate breast cancer incidence for the period 1991–2016, where it downwardly corrects the observed incidence when an organized screening program was started. 10.1002/sim.70063 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
title Estimation of Cancer Incidence Trends Adjusted for Changes in Screening and Detection Processes
topic Statistics in Medicine
url https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/sim.70063