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  • Direct standarization using WHO Standar with stata

    Hi all,

    I would like know if dstdize use Direct standarization using WHO Standar (Ahmad et al. 2001: AGE STANDARDIZATION OF RATES:
    A NEW WHO STANDARD), this paper use:
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    for populations A and B. where nis is the mid-year population in the ith age group of the standard population, ria
    and rib are the death rates in age group i in populations A and B, respectively.

    dstdize use:
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    where Ri is the stratum-specific rate in stratum i and wi is the weight for
    stratum i derived from the standard population.

    Uther method frequently used is preston et al. 1991, use:
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    for this method the commans are (from https://data.princeton.edu/eco572/std):

    Code:
     infile str10 country str5 ageg pop deaths    using https://data.princeton.edu/eco572/datasets/preston21long.dat
    
     gen rates = 1000 * deaths / pop
     egen pcpop = pc(pop), by(country)
     egen avgcomp = mean(pcpop), by(ageg)
    
     * crude rate
    tabstat rates[fw=pop], by(country)
    
    *direct standarization
     tabstat rates [aw=avgcomp], by(country)
    Do you know some method in stata for Direct standarization using WHO Standar (Ahmad et al. 2001)?

    Thanks in advance
    Regards
    Rodrigo
    Last edited by Rodrigo Badilla; 13 Dec 2019, 06:46.

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    HI Rodrigo Badilla. Standardized rates are just weighted averages, so they can easily be calculated "by hand", see the web page at https://data.princeton.edu/eco572/std. You can also use the Stata commands -dstdize- and -istdize- for direct and indirect standardization using any standard. An earlier thread has examples you may find useful, although the question was about indirect standardization, see https://www.statalist.org/forums/for...-using-istdize

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    • #3
      Thanks German Rodriguez for you reply. I will take your advice.

      just I am looking a method to confirm my results, I think using preston or dstdize method I should get similar results in range.

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