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mqdri
Calcite | Level 5

Hello!

 

I am looking for some assistance in analyzing my data:

 

One group (n=17), all received 6 interventions and scores were collected PRE and POST intervention. I am interested in seeing the relationship between all 6 interventions in how this helped improve overall well-being for the client. I was thinking my dependant variable could be 'Overall Improvement' (Binary Y/N) and the predictors would be each intervention, but I am confused about the pre and post scores and how to put that into a regression analysis in SAS.

 

Any advice or help would be greatly appreciated !

 

Thank you!

 

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PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

17 data points and 6 interventions? You'd need almost zero noise to be able to determine any effects, or perhaps one intervention with a very strong effect and the rest with almost no effect. I'm not optimistic that you will make anything of this data.

 

However,

 

proc logistic data=mydata;
    class intervention1-intervention6;
    model overall_improvement=intervention1-intervention6;
run;

Good luck.

--
Paige Miller
mqdri
Calcite | Level 5

Thank you Paige! I am going to try this now and see how it goes. PS. I know, the small sample size is really unfortunate

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