Hi all,
I want to compute incidence rate for all patients in my cohort. Patients who had an event (svcdate) after the index_date will be the patietns who had an incident and those who did not have an incidence after the index_date will be the ones at risk. The person years will be period_stop - svcdate/365 for each patient. Incidence rate is number of new events (patients)/ Person years for all patients.
How do we compute this ?
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