Mirela (she/her)

poverty & health inequalities @ChCh_Oxford. stats, open science, and access. (cover photo from my home town reads "no more poverty")

[Association for Child & Adolescent Mental Health @acamh]

📣 NEW POD
What are #AdverseChildhoodExperiences #ACES?

@umartoseeb talks to @AthenaRWChow of @UniofOxford @MagdalenOxford @LeverhulmeTrust on the Dimensions of Childhood Adversity

Search 'ACAMH' where you get your pods from or visit https://t.co/tBxUtOgkZy

#ACAMHlearn

[Center for Global Development @CGDev]

Girls are falling through the cracks of policies meant to support them. How can we promote their well-being & empowerment?

In a new podcast, @rgrahamgoulder & @CGAP's Rani Deshpande join @kfajayi to discuss girls' perspectives in policy & more. Tune in:
https://t.co/JKPib3kSsl

[ESRC Centre for Society and Mental Health @kcsamh]

📢Applications are now open to work on a new research project that uses data linkages to understand inequalities in mental health and social care pathways.

Applications close 24/02/25.

For more information and to apply ⬇️
https://t.co/ZAxa16QFJx

[Mirela (she/her) @iammirela]

A tremendous effort and tremendous gift to researchers

[Louise Arseneault @L_Arseneault]

🎆It's launch day! Check out our brand new @wellcometrust funded platform to explore over 1,600 datasets from across the world.  Find the Atlas of Longitudinal Datasets here -> https://t.co/sTBE7WbncW
#AtlasLongitudinalDatasets

[Mirela (she/her) @iammirela]

@helenahhartmann @KorbmacherMax @MamsMandrill Alyssa Zisk @FORRTproject

[Mirela (she/her) @iammirela]

📖 Excited to share our new article, out now in @eLife: https://t.co/zwdKRvI9Vv Our annotated readling list on neurodiversity is a result of the collaborative efforts of a fantastic, multidisciplinary & neurodiverse team

[Mirela (she/her) @iammirela]

w thanks to amazing collaborators: @tcollma @Izzie_Hb @t_kalandadze @andreakis_psy Alicja Koperska @mariemarm Adrien Mathy Christopher J Graham Anna Hollis @Robert_M_Ross @siukityeung_res @Ver0ism @Flavio_Azevedo_ @emilyjfriedel Stephanie Fuller Vaitsa Giannouli Biljana Gjoneska

[Health Psychology Review @healthpsychrev]

In this open access article, @MirelaZaneva discusses moral implications of decisions made in the data analysis process.

A thought-provoking piece that calls for more consideration in our data analysis choices!

Read the full paper here: https://t.co/8OGmf0GT17

[Mirela (she/her) @iammirela]

For further discussion and recommendations, see the paper (open access link): https://t.co/zGnPVvlS3v

[Mirela (she/her) @iammirela]

What do we mean when we talk about socioeconomic status (SES)? We (@atomsrivet @aaronsreeves @ProfLucyBowes) offer a critical review of the concept of SES + measurement recommendations in our new paper: https://t.co/zGnPVvlS3v A 🧵 with some highlights...

[Mirela (she/her) @iammirela]

We also find that the vast majority of SES measures used to study child and adolescent mental health are caregiver-reported. One of our main recommendations is to survey adolescents (for whom it is already established they can reliably report their own experiences) more directly.

[Mirela (she/her) @iammirela]

For more see the paper (open access link): https://t.co/TYXDJDLjBD

[Mirela (she/her) @iammirela]

do you find moral philosophy dry? do you just hate reading about statistical theory? if that’s the case, do I have a paper for you…

🧵 New work out! "Analytical Decisions Pose Moral Questions" 🧵 https://t.co/dfe2F86Goz

[Mirela (she/her) @iammirela]

4/ ✨ In addition to the many specific suggestions, I also broadly advocate for practices like multiverse analysis, coupled ethical-epistemical analysis, and mutuality work.