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The
Public Health Disparities Geocoding Project Monograph |
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| Geocoding
and Monitoring US Socioeconomic Inequalities in Health: An introduction to using area-based socioeconomic measures |
WHY? |
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| STEP
BY STEP COMPARISON |
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| Step
3: Merge the numerators and denominators by AGECAT and AREAKEY. |
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| SAS
PROGRAMMING click here to download SAS program |
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| For age cells in census tracts where no cases were reported, set the numerator to zero. | Once the numerators and denominators have the same structure (AREAKEY x AGECAT), they can be merged together, along with the ABSM data (by AREAKEY). For age cells within areas where no cases were reported, we set the numerator to zero. This type of merging is an example of a SAS matched merge. |
PROC SORT DATA=Step1b
; BY AREAKEY AGECAT ; RUN ; PROC
SORT DATA=Step2a ;
NUMER=COUNT ; DROP COUNT ; RUN ; |
| This
work was funded by the National Institutes of Health (1RO1HD36865-01)
via the National Institute of Child Health & Human Development (NICHD)
and the Office of Behavioral & Social Science Research (OBSSR). |
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| Copyright
© 2004 by the President and Fellows of Harvard College - The Public
Health Disparities Geocoding Project. |
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