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AAHB 2024 Scientific Meeting
Savannah, GA | 14–17 April 2024

StataCorp is a sponsor for the AAHB 2024 Scientific Meeting. Gabriela Ortiz, Senior Applied Econometrician, Communications, will be giving a workshop. For more information about the meeting, visit the AAHB 2024 Meeting page.

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Workshop–Professional development event

Title: New meta-analysis features in Stata 18
Presenter: Gabriela Ortiz, Senior Applied Econometrician, Communications, StataCorp
Date: Tuesday, 16 April 2024
Time: 12:45–1:45 p.m. ET
Objectives: Attendees will
  1. learn how to perform multilevel meta-analysis in Stata with the new meta multilevel and meta meregress commands,
  2. find out how to assess the heterogeneity jointly for all levels of the hierarchy and for each level, and
  3. learn how to perform meta-analysis of one-sample binary data and learn about the effect sizes commonly used with these data.
Fee: Free for registered attendees
Materials: Download here

Gabriela Ortiz

Gabriela Ortiz portrait

Gabriela Ortiz is a Senior Applied Econometrician at StataCorp LLC. She holds a bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of California, Davis and a master's degree in economics from California State University, Long Beach. Gabriela is a primary author of Stata's reporting manual and has contributed to the development of each of the reporting features. She also developed and regularly teaches several of Stata's webinars.

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