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reemm225
Calcite | Level 5

Hi,

 

I am new to programming in SAS. I have count data for prescriptions in each year of the study. Each row has the number of prescirpitons in that uear, the person-time, the rate and the ln(person time). I want to use proc genmod to calculate the rate ratio:

1) Between each year of the study compared to the first year of the study (1998) as a reference

2) Between each year of the study and the previous year (i.e. 1999 to 1998, 2000 to 1999 etc) 

 

I am having trouble to set my estimate statement in the code so I will get the rate ration for each year. 

 

This is my data structure: 

YearrxRXPTratelnPT
19981001350.7407414.905275
19992004800.4166676.173786
20002509500.2631586.856462
200130011000.2727277.003065
200235021000.1666677.649693
200345025000.187.824046

 

Hoe should my code look like?

	proc genmod data=h2only  ;
Class Yearrx (ref="1998");
model rx=Yearrx /dist=negbin  scale=deviance offset=ln;
estimate '1998' Yearrx 1 -1;
estimate '1999' Yearrx 1 -1;
estimate '2000' Yearrx 1 -2;
run;y 

 

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reemm225
Calcite | Level 5
Is this code more correct?

proc genmod data=h2only ;
Class Yearrx (ref="1998");
model rx=Yearrx /dist=negbin scale=deviance offset=ln;
estimate '1999 vs. 1998' Yearrx 1 -1;
estimate '2000 vs. 1998' Yearrx 2 -2;
estimate '2001 vs. 1998' Yearrx 3 -3;
run;
PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

Don't use ESTIMATE statement to compare levels. Use the LSMEANS command.

 

lsmeans yearrx / cl lines linestable;

You may not want all of those options, but that is where I would start.

--
Paige Miller
reemm225
Calcite | Level 5
Thank you! The lsmeans gives a table of Analysis Of Maximum Likelihood Parameter Estimates, where I get the rate ratio for each year compared to 1998- that is what I am looking for...however is there a way to get the estimates (rate ratios) not in logarithmic number but the exponential? I can do it for the rates but not for the parameter estimates. Thank you!

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