In this episode, Christian Geiser and I embark on a journey to uncover the complexities and applications of SEMs, a statistical method that often flies under the radar at typical biostatistics conferences yet holds significant potential in research, particularly within psychology and social sciences. How do SEMs differ from traditional statistical methods?What makes them so …
When you’re managing multiple projects, deciding where to focus your energy can be challenging. This is because not every project offers the same environment, impact potential, or opportunities. In this episode, I explore this dilemma in depth. I share strategies for identifying the most impactful projects and techniques for amplifying your influence within them. So, …
I’m super excited about the upcoming conference of The Effective Statistician February13/14/15th 2024. In this episode, I cover what has changed from the conference last yearand what I kept based on the feedback from the attendees and my personal experience. I cover in this episode what you can expect in terms of speakers, including: Andy …
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Ever felt like your organization is drowning in data, but no one really knows where to find what they need? What if I told you there’s a simple, yet powerful, solution to the chaos of storing and accessing statistical results? Do you find it challenging to bridge the gap between storing data and making it …
Are you hesitant about delegation due to perceived time constraints and potential pitfalls?Ever wondered about the different scenarios of delegation within the Situational Leadership Model?How do you empower individuals to seamlessly transition from unfamiliarity to unconscious competence in a task?Have you considered the task-specific nature of experience and the pitfalls of assuming universal skills? In …
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How do we define estimates effectively? What challenges arise in estimating treatment policy, particularly in the context of missing data and patient discontinuation? How can statistical approaches be communicated more transparently to both experts and the broader audience? In this episode, Oliver Keene and I delve into the realm of estimating treatment effects with continuous …