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st: Request help regarding bar graph
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Michael Stewart <[email protected]>
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statalist <[email protected]>
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st: Request help regarding bar graph
Date
Fri, 21 Jun 2013 22:37:48 -0400
Hi everyone,
I am posting to get help regarding graph bar ,
I am using Stata 12.1 .
My goal is to display my data as a bar graph with three bars
1)BAR-1: Total Cost of care for patients(admitted once) when
ADMISSION_REASON=="SURGICAL"
2)BAR-2: Total Cost of care for patients readmitted(admitted more than
once)) when ADMISSION_REASON=="SURGICAL"
2)BAR-3: Total cost if ADMISSION_REASON=="SURGICAL"
My dataset (with details regarding cost and resource utilization for
thousands of patients) is as follows( in simplified format) .
*************Dataset
Begin********************************************************
ID HOSPITAL_NAME ADMISSION_SEQUENCE ADMISSION_REASON COST
1 AA 1
MEDICAL $$
1 AA 2
MEDICAL $
1 SS 3
SURGICAL $$$
1 BB 4
MEDICAL $$
2 AA 1
MEDICAL $
2 DD 2
SURGICAL $$$
2 EE 3
MEDICAL $
2 RR 4
MEDICAL $$$
2 TT 5
SURGICAL $$$
3 xx 1
SURGICAL $$$$
4 RR 1
SURGICAL $$$$$
*************Dataset End********************************************************
I was able to draw a Bar-1 and Bar-2 graphically display the cost
among patients from two groups without a problem. However adding a
third bar(height is equal to sum of the cost of all surgical
admissions) is proving to be rather difficult.
My code(so far) is as follows :
Step-1: gen readmission variables as follows
bysort ID : gen n=_N
gen readmission=n==1
Step-2: graph bar (sum) COST if
ADMISSION_REASON=="SURGICAL",over(readmission) blabel(bar)
Can anyone help / advise me please.
Thank you in advance for your consideration.
--
Thank you ,
Yours Sincerely,
Mike.
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