Re: st: CI95% proportion data correlated clustered

[Ronan Conroy <rconroy@rcsi.ie>]

Prof. Ronan Conroy
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On 2014 Feabh 20, at 19:44, Marcos Vinicius wrote:

> Hello,
>
>
> I have a dataset where can be possible that I subject have more than one reported trauma
> incident . .(example below). I would like only to describe the binary event (trauma) taking into
> account the correlated data(cluster).
> I am a Stata beginner . Does anyone know a stata code to conduct that analysis?
> ID    trauma
> 1     1
> 1     0
> 1     1
> 1     0
> 1     1
> 2     0
> 2     0
> 2     1
> 2     1
> 3       0
> 4       1
>


I seems to me that you are recording the incidence density of trauma, rather than the cumulative incidence – the data look like repeated observation periods on each participant. If this is the case, then the incidence density entails summing the events and summing the periods of observation, so that each participant is represented by two variables: number of events, and number of periods.

r


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Ronán Conroy
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Division of Population Health Sciences
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