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statisticsdoc on
Jan 22, 2012; 1:36am
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Ishay,
Enter the covariates in a hierarchical order using multiple Method Enter lines. On the first line, enter gender and age (I am assume that you have coded age as a continuous variable, otherwise enter the dummy codes that represent age categories).
Best,
Stephen Brand
www.StatisticsDoc.com
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I study a population of 900 hip fracture elderly. This type of patient has
extreme high mortality (10% at 30 days and 30% at 1 year). The strongest
predictors for death are age and gender. These two overshadow any other
possible predictor (like co-morbidity, complications etc).
Is there a way to adjust for these two predictors without the need of
stratifying the data according to age and gender?
I used the SPSS logistic regression were the dependent variable is
dead/alive and the rest are covariates. Method is Enter.
Thanks
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