Deep work
Today I’m talking with Rachel Tham, a principal statistician, about a book that has been incredibly impactful in both of our lives—Deep Work. We discuss what deep work is and how it can help statisticians at work.
Knowledge
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.
What will be the role of health economics in the future EU HTA?
In this episode, we will talk about the role of economic modeling in the HTA process, and the influence of the EU HTA, and the corresponding statistical analyses on that process.
Future implications of EU HTA and how Next Gen get involved
In this episode, we will discuss the future skill sets that statisticians in the pharmaceutical industry need to adopt with the new EU HTA regulation being applied in 2025 already.
What is the role of estimands in the EU HTA?
In this episode, we’ll touch on some HTA body views around estimands, and reflect on how current draft guidelines for EU HTA do and don’t address estimands.
What is EU HTA and why should statisticians care?
Learn how you can get more involved in shaping the future of EU HTA as a statistician at the local and regional level.
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.
Why you should be more active on LinkedIn
In today’s episode, I am talking about my favorite social media platform, LinkedIn. LinkedIn has helped a lot of professionals not only to meet new people and to broaden their network but also, in discovering new skills, learn new insights, and get motivation.
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.
Answers to 7 questions you probably have about improving your presentations using stories
In this conversation with Helen, we discuss the importance of storytelling in creating relatable presentations that will have a more personal impact on the listeners. Rapport and connection with the audience are critical to the way the audience receives a message.
