Age-adjusted Incidence Rates
- Rate Exercise 1a: Using the Selection Tab
- 3 types of data used to calculate age-adjusted rates
- Use the Selection Tab to carefully define your analysis cohort
- Rate Exercise 1b: Avoiding a Common Mistake
- Impact of a variable's definition on an analysis
- Data Dictionary and user-defined variables
- Rate Exercise 2: Variables With Unlabeled Values
- Define groupings for variables with unlabeled values
- Rate Exercise 3: Merged Variables
- Define groupings based on two or more variables in the database
- Rate Exercise 4a: Complex Selection Statements
- Create complex selection statements to include the correct race/registry/year of diagnosis combinations
- Use variables with unlabeled values to select records.
- Rate Exercise 4b: Merged Variables for Racial/Ethnic Combinations
- Use a merged variable to create statistics for additional racial/ethnic groups in the same analysis as the other races
Trends Over Time
- Trends Exercise 1a: Examine Trends in Age-adjusted Rates
- Compare the percent change and annual percent change
- Calculate trends for a singe time period
- Trends Exercise 1b: Examine Trends in Rates
- Calculate and compare trends for two time periods
- Use the dictionary editor to create a trend variable for the time periods used
Delay-Adjusted Rates
- Delay Exercise 1: Examine Delay-Adjusted Rates and Trends
- Understanding the delay-adjustment database and delay factors