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  • Prevention Science
  • Statistical Methods
  • Bayesian Statistics

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  • Scientific knowledge builds cumulatively through the synthesis of study findings.
  • Meta-analysis is a common statistical method for synthesizing findings in prevention science.
  • Bayesian statistics offer a framework for updating existing knowledge with new data.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To present a Bayesian method for cumulative science.
  • To describe the %SBDS SAS macro for synthesizing findings from multiple studies or datasets.
  • To provide guidelines for researchers using the SAS macro for data synthesis.

Main Methods:

  • Presents a Bayesian method for cumulative science.
  • Describes the %SBDS SAS macro for synthesizing findings using three methods: meta-analysis with raw data, sequential Bayesian data synthesis, and single-level analysis on pooled data.
  • Demonstrates application using four alcohol use studies.

Main Results:

  • The %SBDS SAS macro can perform meta-analysis, sequential Bayesian data synthesis, and pooled data analysis.
  • Sequential Bayesian data synthesis provides a natural framework for updating knowledge.
  • The SAS macro offers practical guidance for researchers.

Conclusions:

  • Bayesian methods offer a powerful approach for cumulative science and knowledge synthesis.
  • The %SBDS SAS macro provides a versatile tool for researchers to synthesize data.
  • Accessible explanations and guidelines facilitate the adoption of Bayesian data synthesis techniques.