With summer over, we are re-starting the statistics and epidemiology methods seminar series. Please find a schedule below for the next few months.
The sessions are a chance to discuss methodology in epidemiological research, and are intended as a platform for learning and discussion. Everyone is welcome, and we would welcome any suggestions for future sessions. I would also be happy to hear from you if you are conducting research using a new or under-utilized approach and would like to lead an upcoming meeting.
Summaries for all sessions will be up on this website.
Sue Mallet, What makes a prognostic model more reliable for use in clinical practice?
22 September 2010
1-2pm
Rosemary Rue Building, Teaching room A
Paper discussion, paper to be decided
20 October 2010
1-2pm
Rosemary Rue Building, Teaching room A
Richard Peto, Rubbishing random effects
17 November 2010
12:30-1:30pm
CTSU Main Meeting Room 1st floor Richard Doll Building
Ly-mee Yu, How to handle missing data in trials
15 December
1-2pm
Rosemary Rue Building, Teaching room A
Monday 6 September 2010
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