Fantastic new article by my @DukeGHI colleagues on the politicizing of Global Health and the implications of the US presidential election on our work. https://t.co/KlEXJrY2kP
Congrats to my student, Alyssa Martinez, @DukeGHI for her wonderful new paper (open access) on hopefulness among people living with psychotic disorders in Tanzania. https://t.co/Rj3w0PJNdr
🚨2 days until DDR’s webinar, From Academia to Action! Join us in discussion about what it means to decolonize global health and academia, and how each of us can engage in decolonizing practice in our respective disciplines. Register now: https://t.co/KxwRsEzfrW
"Equitable data practice shows that if we are on the receiving end, we will like what's happening." - Osondu Ogbuoji, an assistant research Professor at DGHI and deputy director at @DukeCPIGH
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📌A New Year's resolution for all researchers:
Let's make 2022 the year in which scientific journals said goodbye to statistical significance.
We just won't type "statistically significant" in our papers, even if asked by clueless reviewers or editors.
https://t.co/PvVD99YnMJ
Statistical power calculations are often required for causal analyses of observational databases.
They shouldn't be.
Refuse to play the power game. If a causal question is important enough, low power can't be an excuse to do nothing. Analyze your data👇
https://t.co/sNS5izVT28
I’m hearing from vaccinated people who are frightened about breakthrough cases, the Delta variant, and new waves of Covid. But it’s not vaccinated people who should be most concerned. Here’s what I expect to happen over the coming weeks. 1/thread