Here you can learn how to add new statistical methods to your toolbox. These may not be neccessarily cutting edge methods, but approaches, that you are not yet aware about.
Interview with Miguel Hernan When there is one topic, which is really hot, it’s causal inference. I’ve got in contact with it about 20 years ago when analysing observational studies and when nobody working on clinical trials would consider it. But now – after the introduction of the estimands framework – this becomes part of …
Interview with Nigel Howitt The guest in this episode represents the sponsor of this show – Nigel Howitt – current chair of PSI. After a short introduction of Nigel and his experience with PSI, we will cover the following topics:
Interview with Liane Davey In the modern workplace, conflict has become a difficult topic. After all, conflict is antithetical to teamwork, employee engagement, and a positive company culture. Or is it? “No” is a sign of conflict and many avoid saying it by all means. But… Why is saying no so hard?How do we say …
Interview with Paolo Eusebi Subgroup analyses in combination with data visualisation is one of the hottest topics I can think about. And it hits us as statisticians during our careers again and again. We need to understand subgroups for efficacy reasons and safety reasons and it’s a common question in terms of how consistent your …
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Interview with Mike Taylor Publishing data is great, but we also want to measure the impact our work has beyond the additional entry in our CVs. During this episode, Mike and I discuss the tools Altmetric and Dimensions. These can help us to understand the reach and influence of clinical and scientific research beyond citations. …
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Interview with Rachel Tham We leverage Real World Evidence in many different areas and there are many different things that can go wrong with this. In today’s episode, Rachel and I will discuss the things that we would like to have known before we started working with RWE so stay tuned to avoid mistakes we …
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