1/ New STRATOS @stratosinit article:
Are you validating a prediction model developed using Cox proportional hazards?
Some key points from our new guidance paper 👇
Ann of Intern Med: https://t.co/yTXqJAoUz8
Preprint: https://t.co/lEoLSl1C1S
@RSeriesa 2nd is @RuteVVieira, Lecturer in Medical Statistics at @aberdeenuni. She has an interest in methods for #personalisedmedicine, #Nof1 studies & epidemiology of congenital anomalies. A consultant for Public Health Scotland, she joined the Section in 2019 and is Meetings Secretary.
New paper looking at association between frozen versus fresh embryo transfer and perinatal outcomes in IVF. Used observational data to compare different strategies between siblings to help control for unmeasured baseline maternal confounding @AbdnFertility@MedStats_UoA
Congratulations @MbakaOnya for publishing your MPH project paper in #BMCPublicHealth. Nothing like a lot of hard work paying off!! 😉
@MedStats_UoA
https://t.co/CpAu1CQ2g2
Delighted to announce that Prof Hein Putter @hein_putter will be delivering an RSS Highlands talk on 3rd May! For details of this hybrid event and to register for online attendance, please click the link below 👇 @RSSMedSection
Our latest paper on using cluster analysis to identify multimorbidity clusters of hospitalised patients to improve patient-centred care @MedStats_UoA@AbdnCHDS#multimorbidity#ClusterAnalysis
https://t.co/jebNILpYa2
Submissions are open for contributed talks and posters @RoyalStatSoc 2022 Conference in Aberdeen, 12-15 September. Submit on any topic related to statistics and data science. Initial deadline 5 April. #RSS2022Conf https://t.co/0FFlEL2JQ3
🏝16° in Aberdeen today! 🏝
You can’t miss the opportunity to visit the Scottish Riviera next year for #RSS2022Conf
Still have time to submit your @RSSAnnualConf�� invited topic session proposals today!
https://t.co/pDhuRTUAYl
📢New paper from the team. IVF prediction models for cumulative live birth before starting 1st and 2nd cycles of IVF. Study uses patient records from @SARTIVF registry in USA. @ACWHR@davemclernon
https://t.co/4Z147dE2vg
What a great event, amazing speakers and a fantastic audience...
And visit us in Aberdeen for the RSS International conference for more exciting events!
More information here: https://t.co/BzcEW7JyjX
Apologies to anyone who could not register for the event today, it is a popular one with 200 people attending online!
The event is being recorded. The recording will be available soon on the @RoyalStatSoc#YouTube channel - watch this space!
Our organiser @RuteVVieira@MedStats_UoA starts with an introduction to the Good, the Bad and the Ugly of some key concepts relating to Routine Health Data, Real World Data and Time Series
Online scientific meeting TODAY
Time-series analysis of routine health data: challenges and opportunities
Wed 27 October: 4:30-6:00pm (BST)
Follow the link below for more information and to register⬇️ @RoyalStatSoc@RuteVVieira@AGasparrini75
Event starting now!
Time-series analysis of routine health data: challenges and opportunities
Organised by our @RuteVVieira
Our chair @MonaKanaan3 introduces the scope and activities @RoyalStatSoc and the Medical Section
Well done to our own Edwin Amalraj Raja for speaking at #NHSGRDConf2021 on the association between different IVF treatment strategies and perinatal outcomes using national level linked data from HFEA @NHSGrampian@ACWHR
We are thrilled to announce six sessions at #RSS2021Conf@RSSAnnualConf organised or supported by the @RoyalStatSoc Medical Section.
More information and details of speakers for each session coming soon! (1/3):
Fed up with lockdown? Fancy learning how to use R? Still have the energy? If so, then take a look at our friendly, free and open source 'Introduction to R' book to get you started. The book also includes how-to videos and exercises #rstats https:https://t.co/PxK5xraQdw