Dear scholars!
I have collected data on the met need for EMOC (Having expected obstetric complications, treated obstetric complications, and the met need in percentage) of certain countries. Can I do a descriptive meta-analysis?
What commands in Stata can I use?
I wanted to use CMA, but it's not freely accessible.
thanks.
Melese
The metan command in Stata is used to perform a descriptive meta-analysis. To do this, the estimates must be converted to proportions by dividing by 100. The "metan" command will generate a forest plot showing the summary estimate and confidence intervals for the met need for EMOC in each country. The results can be interpreted based on the summary estimates and uncertainty around them. By using the metan command in Stata, users can perform a descriptive meta-analysis without relying on external software like CMA.
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