Using a Cox multivariate proportional hazard model in SAS, how does one get the p values for the revision risk (not the p values for the coefficients)? Below are fake data:
* Calculate p value for hazard ratio; %macro hazard_p; est=log(hazardratio); l=log(HRLowerCL); u=log(HRUpperCL); SE=(u-l)/(2*1.96); z=abs(est/SE); p=exp(-.717*z-.416*z**2); drop est--z; %mend hazard_p;
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