Curious about extremely small stepped wedge cluster randomized trials (SW-CRTs)? Our latest paper, led by @TonyGuangyuTONG, explores the landscape of published SW-CRTs with <= 6 clusters. Take a look at what we found!
https://t.co/OaMouvHvRz
@ColinBBegg@SteppedWedgehog
Meet IMPaCT Fellow @KidneyCal ! Through his research, Cal aspires to advance the evidence-based treatment of pediatric kidney diseases, prevent adverse long-term outcomes, and minimize disease burden.
Learn more about Cal’s project here:
https://t.co/jFeuOHImj1
Worry about random-effects misspecification in stepped wedge trials? Then consider the cluster-robust sandwich variance estimator as part of the primary analysis. We offer some practical recommendations in this simulation study led by @douyang3 https://t.co/HjtOQ8xCrd
With #TargetTrial emulation becoming increasingly popular, it's important to understand what it can and cannot do.
In this new podcast, I discuss how target trial emulation can 1) improve causal inference from observational data, and 2) extend inferences from randomized trials.
2-weeks to go, 4th international conf. on the stepped wedge design. An exciting programme ahead, with Prof. Richard Hopper opening keynote speech: Untested geometries: What’s around the corner for the stepped wedge?
@SteppedWedgehog
Free registration: https://t.co/ZLeGzCW2Jx
Wondering how well we adhered to key recommendations when working with stepped-wedge cluster randomized trials in the past half decade? Check out this most recent systematic review led by @PascaleNevins with @Marym_Ryan @douyang3@CanMeng47@TonyGuangyuTONG and others.
I am looking for a full-time Biostatistics Postdoctoral Associate to join my team in 2024, with a flexible start date. The candidate will work on developing methods for cluster randomized trials & stepped wedge designs. Position details https://t.co/vzBkScExQZ via @YaleSPH
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My recent work with @karlahemming(@UoB_IAHR), @FanLi90(@ysphbiostat), and #monicataljaard (@CIR@uOttawa_SEPH@OttMethodsCentr) on how to estimate ICC when planning a multiple-period cluster randomized trials (Shinyapp included)
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My recent work with @karlahemming(@UoB_IAHR), @FanLi90(@ysphbiostat), and #monicataljaard (@CIR@uOttawa_SEPH@OttMethodsCentr) on how to estimate ICC when planning a multiple-period cluster randomized trials (Shinyapp included)
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My recent work with @karlahemming(@UoB_IAHR), @FanLi90(@ysphbiostat), and #monicataljaard (@CIR@uOttawa_SEPH@OttMethodsCentr) on how to estimate ICC when planning a multiple-period cluster randomized trials (Shinyapp included)
My recent article with Dr. Manisha Kulkarni (UOttawa), Dr. Natacha Protopopoff (LSHTM), @FanLi90, and Dr. Monica Taljaard (OHRI) on complex intracluster correlation structure for CRT in malaria trials
@OttMethodsCentr@uOttawa_SEPH
https://t.co/7DiYYfqpEt
A Scoping Review described diversity in methods of randomization and reporting of baseline balance in Stepped-Wedge Cluster Randomized Trials https://t.co/VBaycyFs8t
For sample sizes in RCTs, many use a minimum important difference. But, argues CHÉOS Head of #Biostatistics Dr. Hubert Wong in @MedicalEvidence, we should use a realistic estimate of the true benefit, or we will fail to meet target power. #statstwitter
https://t.co/GbP4varRlE
Super stoked to see this published! The preliminary work for this one dates back to my undergrad research (of course, with #MonicaTaljaard). Huge thanks to everyone involved!!
Today, the Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos announced 43 Health System Impact Fellows, an investment of more than $4.7M to address pressing health system priorities with evidence.
https://t.co/JRtP45mMEx
#CIHR_ImpactFellows