Risk adjusted outcomes (regression)

[alem uic]

Good morning!

I am very new with stata and need some help to do a statistical analysis.

I have a set of patients divided into two groups (interventions 1 and 2).

I want to calculate the risk (adjusted odds ratio) of certain outcomes (eg: mortality, morbidity; readmission) in each group after adjusting for other variables like age, ethnicity, comorbidities, etc. The goal is to see if there are differences between interventions 1 and 2 in these outcomes (mortality, morbidity, readmission) after adjusting for the other variables.

Can somebody help me with the commands? I have little experience with the software.

I would really appreciate the help.

[Carlo Lazzaro]

Alem:
welcome to this forum.
See -logistic-.

[alem uic]

Dear Carlo,

Sorry, If I cannot explain myself better.

I do not understand how to use the command to do that. I used it before to determine risk factors for a specific outcome after adjusting for other variables. But in this case, I have two interventions (0-1), two outcomes (alive 0, dead 1), and other variables (age, etc) I want to adjust n the two groups.

For instance, I want to know how more/less likely is that a patient die with intervention 1 after adjusting for age, hypertension, diabetes.

How should I use the logistic command for this purpose?

Thank you!

[Carlo Lazzaro]

Alem:
you may want to try something along the following lines (assuming that you have a 0/1 categorical regressand: 0=alive; 1=dead):

logistic <depvar> i.interventions <otherpredictors>