Hello all,
I am working with complex survey data similar to NHANES and have conducted a propensity score analysis. I then used my propensity score model to calculate inverse probability of treatment weights, and multiplied those by the survey weights. In propensity score analyses, I have commonly seen standardized differences used to show balance. Normally I would use pbalchk . My question is how can I calculate these in Stata, accounting for the primary sampling unit and strata clustering in addition to the multiplied IPTW/survey weights? I recognize I may need to manually code this using svy: tabulate or svy: mean commands.
Thanks in advance.
Catherine
I am working with complex survey data similar to NHANES and have conducted a propensity score analysis. I then used my propensity score model to calculate inverse probability of treatment weights, and multiplied those by the survey weights. In propensity score analyses, I have commonly seen standardized differences used to show balance. Normally I would use pbalchk . My question is how can I calculate these in Stata, accounting for the primary sampling unit and strata clustering in addition to the multiplied IPTW/survey weights? I recognize I may need to manually code this using svy: tabulate or svy: mean commands.
Thanks in advance.
Catherine

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