The cause-specific hazard model and the Fine-Gray subdistribution model are well known methods of competing risk analysis, but both assumes proportional hazards. Is there any method of handling competing risks that does not assume that? A google search didn't turn out very useful. Would be especially grateful if the specified methods have a Stata implementation too! Thank you in advance
I can recommend you to new safety approaches (Safety II-III) instead of traditional approaches (Safety I).
I mean you could do risk analysis and assesment with realiability engineering.
For instance "FRAM, CAST, STAMP" methods and models re some of the excellent ways of gettin understand complex systems. With this methods you could understand the all sytem and find best solution of problems and hazards.
I hope these general information could be enough for your question.
You can send me message for much more question you need. Jeffrey Shi Kai Chan
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