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Xiaoyi
Obsidian | Level 7

Has anyone had experience calculating adjusted prevalence ratios (PR) and output the results including 95% CI?

Prevalence ratio is basically the ratio of two proportions. It is DIFFERENT from Odds Ratio, and it is commonly used in epidemiological studies. Different models/methods can be used for the calculation. My understanding is PR is similar to relative risk ratio, could the precedure used to calculate risk ratio used for PR?

I intend to create a model similar to the following. I would really appreciate if  you can recommend methods and SAS codes for the calculation and output PR and 95%CI. (most factors are rare conditions)

 

model factor1 (event=1) =  Race Adt1 Adt2 

class Race

(Adt1, Adt2 are conditions to be adjusted, prevalence/proportion of factor1 are compared between Race: 2, 3 vs 1)

 

 sample data: (or I can provide real data if you prefer)

ID   Adt1  Adt2  factor1  factor2    factor3   factor4  Race

01     1       23       1         0               0          1            3

02     2       40       0         1               0          0            1

03     1       20       0         0               1          1            2

04     2       35       1         1               0          0            3

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StatDave
SAS Super FREQ

See this note

 

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