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st: Bootstrapping METAN by study identifier: epidemiological study, bootstrap meta-analysis
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"Cangelosi, Michael" <[email protected]>
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st: Bootstrapping METAN by study identifier: epidemiological study, bootstrap meta-analysis
Date
Wed, 9 Jun 2010 11:40:51 -0400
Dear Statalist:
I have an epidemiological meta-analysis that is examining a few
categories of outcomes with multiple endpoints assigned to these
categories. I don't care too much about the endpoints themselves.
METAN has been very helpful to get pooled relative-risks of some
outcomes that have only one measurement per study.
However, I need to modify the usual routine to account for multiple
measurements within a same category (e.g. study X has multiple endpoints
assigned to category (1); so would receive more weighting than a study Y
which has only one endpoint assigned to category (1)). I am
contemplating bootstrapping METAN, grabbing only one outcome measurement
per study. While a command something like:
bootstrap ES=r(ES) seLogRR=r(selogrr), metan A B C D by(OutcomeType)
seems close, METAN is still not grabbing only one outcome per study.
Has anyone already performed a similar analysis? Does METAN have any
capability to address multiple measurements per study? (the .hlp file
seems to suggest no).
Suggestions?
Michael J. Cangelosi MPH, MA
P.S. I Recently posted this message in HTML and suspect message is
trapped, if anyone received both versions, I offer my sincere apoligies.
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