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grateful
Calcite | Level 5

Hi all,

 

This is a very simple question. 

 
my data is structured so that each clinician has a set of visits with a dummy variable for imaging. I am able calculate the clinician specific rate (denominator=visits, the numerator=images ordered during visit), but I can’t figure out how to get the summary statistics of the overall per-clinician rates.  
 
  I am currently using proc means….this code gives me the rate (with the mean statistic), but I want to calculate the overall mean and interquartile ranges across these individual means.  does that make sense?  should I create a new variable?
 
proc means DATA=out.lbp_NP_spec_flagREVIS;
where np_gen75=1;
class image_rfr_npi;
var x_ray_mri_flag;
output out=all_lvi_rates_NP ; 
run;
 
thanks for your help!
 
Monica
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Reeza
Super User
Check your output data set. Since you don't specify NWAY, there should be two _type_ values. One is overall, and one is for each clinician.

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Reeza
Super User
Check your output data set. Since you don't specify NWAY, there should be two _type_ values. One is overall, and one is for each clinician.
grateful
Calcite | Level 5

Great--I see that now.  How do I find the interquartile range (min q1 median q2 and max)?  do I need to create a new variable via the out put statement and then run a separate proc means on that?

 

proc means DATA=out.lbp_NP_spec_flagREVIS mean=rate;
where np_gen75=1;
class image_rfr_npi;
var x_ray_mri_flag;
output out=all_lvi_rates_NP ; 
run;
 
Thanks!
 
Monica
Reeza
Super User
You control the stats on the OUTPUT statement. Add all the statistics you want to that line with an = after the word, ie


output out=.... mean= min= max= Q1= median= / autoname autolabel;

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