As above, I search for some studies and want to do a meta-analysis of prevalence. Some studies have data for prevalence and ci. And others have raw data (N, n).
As I know, "metaprop" could only use raw data in R and Stata. "metagen" do not include single arm estimates in R. Unfortunately, "metan" in Stata do not have a good method to consider the extreme estimates (0% or 100%).
Any suggestions for this question?
Many thanks
Hi,
I will recommend the article the following link below:
https://jech.bmj.com/content/67/11/974
Best,
Oloyede
Oyekola Oluyimika Oloyede Thanks a lot for providing this reference. Could you have some code for reference in R or Stata?
Use comprehensive metanalyst instead . Here is a link to an article ,hope it helps; https://www.researchgate.net/publication/334081543_S_Nasal_Colonization_as_a_Risk_Factor_for_Staphylococcal_Infection_a_Systematic_Review_and_Meta-Analysis?_sg=_ZyWF2f8HP-2X0T-l585cRMo_Zoy71Ww8JO5iEFc4cTcePsQeVsT4lZ4cJ778F5hcPVuU23A57fowFPCkqy5J5OTvysmW2T4hRHe52wo.AtibdE6kXbslhFo2TbaTrn54v2TMg3xZuz-h0L8ACc77aVz1knll0BlUlxFd6eajY_8b7pz10LDzkkiFOwXtPQ
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