Beyond Regulatory and HTA Success: Reaching Physicians and Patients
In this episode, I discuss how you can have an impact on physicians and patients beyond regulatory and HTA approval.
Innovation
One-armed observational studies: fake science?
In this episode, we will discuss one-armed observational studies and why they are, in most cases, not a good idea. We will also touch on the early days of my career as a statistician and how I initially approached one-armed observational studies.
RCT Duplicate
In this episode, we discussed RCT Duplicate’s goals and recommendations for real-world evidence researchers based on findings from the initiative.
Single arm studies
Anja Schiel – the most recognised regulatory statistician in Europe – and I discuss the potential drawbacks of running single arm studies, as well as ways to balance scientific rigour with feasibility.
6 Problems around creating data visualisations
In this episode, I’ve gathered up six problems around creating data visualisations, so you can improve the quality of your visualisations.
What you can expect in 2023 from me
And it’s almost time for another year and as the New Year brings a lot of challenges, I am excited to share with you my plans and projects for 2023 that you and I both will definitely benefit from.
First mover advantage and how it applies to statistics
In this conversation, we talk about the effective impact of the first-mover advantage. To give a more visual distinction of this strategy, it is more like a chess game where the first mover often decides the direction of the game.
Bonus Episode: Practical steps to improve your leadership skills
In this last part of the leadership series with Gary Sullivan, we talk about the next steps, you can take to work on your leadership skills.
Bonus Episode: Impactful influencing – actionable advice to get things done through and with others
In this episode, we have our first non-statistician as a guest. Julia has built her own consulting and training company Zestfor.
The Best Sources For RWE That You May Never Heard About
I first became aware of these sources for real-world evidence some years ago, and I tried to get an expert on this topic so often, but unfortunately, no one would speak with me. Then finally someone agreed when they found out what country my research was being conducted in-the Scandinavian Union! You might be wondering why we need data from such a unique place as Scandinavia? Stay tuned because you’ll find out soon enough… This region provides us statisticians everything we could hope: perfect measurements plus high-quality counts.
