statisticians

From Ethics Guidelines to Implementing Ethical Statistics

This time, I’m engaging in a conversation with Katharina, and I must say I’m thrilled to explore more on the topic of ethical statistics. In our previous discussion, we delved into the importance of ethical guidelines, particularly focusing on the ISI declaration of Ethics.  Today, we aim to take things a step further – moving …

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Defining Clinical Trial Estimands: A Practical Guide for Study Teams with Examples including Regulatory Buy-in

This is an extraordinary episode that takes us deep into the world of modern pharmaceutical research. Today, we are embarking on a captivating journey guided by the insightful dialogue between Elena Polverejan and me. Throughout this episode, we uncover the potential of the Estimands Framework.  Join us as we delve into the origins of Estimands, …

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Cross-Over Studies: When Do They Offer a Great Advantage?

I’m thrilled to dive into a topic that has been untouched in the past 300 episodes – crossover studies. It’s a classical design that offers unique advantages, yet it’s often overlooked. Joining me today is Markus Savli, a biostatistician with a diverse background in biomedical engineering, mathematics, and epidemiology. Together, we’ll explore the intricacies of …

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Do You Still Negotiate About Numbers of Tables?

In the intricate world of statistics organizations, a common challenge often arises: how to balance increasing cost pressures while maintaining the quality and relevance of the produced tables. In this episode, I dive into this recurring scene, shedding light on the art of negotiation on the numbers of tables. I also talk about the following …

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