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I have 6 different multivariate cox models which run different sub groups of a dataset with the same other co-variates that I am adjusting for the in the model. I would like to plot the hazard ratios of the subgroups in one forest plot from 6 different models.

I am using R

I can't find a suitable solution for this anywhere. Please help. I have looked into the metafor package and this doesn't seem to help. ggplot package doesn't seem to be able to combine different multivariate models.

Willing to try solutions outside of R also.

Meercat
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Check out my forestplot package. This is exactly for what it was designed for. In particular you want the multiple confidence band section in the vignette.

Max Gordon
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