Your hospital IDs are your higher level grouping variable. Hospital type (e.g. growing vs stable) could be modelled using this as dichotomous hospital-level predictor
e.g.Thank you very much Chris, but I am not sure if MLM could be used. I "knew" that MLM relies in the a priori specification of the different groups, and in my case the hospitals with "growing admission" and "stable admissions" are not specified. Am I correct?? Or I need to classify hospitals in "growing admission" and "stable admissions" before MLM analisys.
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2016-10-24 12:01 GMT-05:00 Chris Stride <[hidden email]>:
Longitudinal MLM would be the most appropriate choice, observations (timepts) nested within cities. Will give equivalent results to LGM at most basic level.
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My first idea was use LGM, but i have no access to Mplus or Lisrel (I have no licence of this packages), so I want tos ask you suggest me any idea for analyse this set.
Any help or reference will be gratefully received.
Kind RegardsNorberto
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