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.
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.
This podcast gives you an idea of what multitasking is, how it has changed the way people work through time, and how it has created more problems than solving issues as expected.
There are many problems you can solve using these approaches and statisticians overlook some on a regular basis.
After listening to this episode, you will have a solid understanding of the levers of success, that is not associated with technical knowledge.
Even in the face of difficult barriers, a persistent leader does not give up. This short but rich conversation between Gary and me introduces the meaning of leadership and how persistence shapes its value.
The Leadership program is now open and in this bonus episode, we go into some key questions about statisticians and leadership that may help you decide on your next steps.
Validation of data should be accomplished through focusing on the accuracy of the representation of the data from actual settings and how they could be applied in real-life cases
The extensive existence of Real World Evidence resources is already out there and is ready for utilization in clinical trials.
In today’s episode, we discuss the process with the FDA publishing a timeline of planned public workshops, draft guidance documents and final guidance documents for 4 documents, originally planned to finish in end 2021 and its objective to explore the factors that need to be considered when developing COA-based endpoints.
What is medical affairs? Launch and Lifecycle?
How has this area evolved over the last 2 decades?
What is the current state across the industry in terms of the role of statistics in this space?
This is a series of episodes and today’s content is the first episode.