Dear All:
I need some help interpreting the odds ratio in proc surveylogistic for the following two independent variables.
Dependent Variable: Smk_3last , Did you smoke at all in last 3 months of pregnancy? 1 = no, 2 = yes
Independent Variable: Drk_3Before ------ 1= no, 2 = yes
proc surveylogistic data = have;
strata STRATUM1;
weight WTANAL;
class Drk_3Before(param=ref ref = "1");
model Smk_3last (event='1') = Drk_3Before;
run;
Odds Ratio: Drk_3Before 2 vs 1 OR = 1.966
Independent Variable: PREV_LB ------ 1= no, 2 = yes
proc surveylogistic data = have;
strata STRATUM1;
weight WTANAL;
class PREV_LB(param=ref ref = "1");
model Smk_3last (event='1') = PREV_LB;
run;
Odds Ratio: PREV_LB 2 vs 1 OR = 0.563
Thank you very much in advance
Steven
You should include the confidence limits on these as well. If the interval includes the value 1 there is no statistically significant difference and you pretty much stop there. Add /clodds to the model statement after the Prev_lb and Drk_3Before variables.
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