Online Conference Fall 2024: Transforming Healthcare
Unlock the future of medical data with special focus on RCT vs RWE, AI, and EU HTA – Free & Premium Tracks, Expert Insights, and Interactive Networking!
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The Effective Statistician Conference 2024
We have designed this conference for statisticians, data scientists, and programmers in healthcare. The last conference attracted already over 800 registrations because The Effective Statistician Conference provides an outstanding online experience with
Additionally, you will benefit from new features introduced for the third conference:
If you missed the chance to join last February 13-15, now’s your chance to secure your seat for the upcoming conference this coming November:
9-12pm CET and 3-6pm CET / 3-6am EST and 9-12pm EST
9-12pm CET and 3-6pm CET / 3-6am EST and 9-12pm EST
Program
- 9:00 – 10:30 am CET – Parallel Session
- 10:30 – 11:00 am CET – Break
- 11:00 – 12:00 pm CET – Keynote/Panel Discussion
- 3:00 – 4:00 pm CET – Keynote/Panel Discussion
- 4:00 – 4:30 pm CET – Break
- 4:30 – 6:00 pm CET – Parallel Session
Free-Part
Keynotes
Panel discussion
Access to networking space HyHyve
Paid participants
Keynotes
Panel discussion
Access to networking space HyHyve
Workshops
Statistical Software Engineering
Risk Management in Projects
Personal Productivity using NOTION
Elevate Your LinkedIn Profile
Machine Learning
Data Visualisation
Accreditation at FENStatS
Leadership Styles
and more
All contributed presentations
All recordings for contributed sessions, workshops, panels, and keynotes.
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Alexander Schacht
Founder of The Effective Statistician
“Three Factors To Get More Influence – For individuals, teams, and departments within statistics, data science, and other quantitative disciplines”
Sebastian Schneeweiss
Professor of Medicine and Epidemiology, Harvard Medical School | Department of Medicine Brigham and Women’s Hospital
“What do we learn from emulating randomized trials with data from clinical practice?”
Manjari Narayan
Fellow of Speculative Technologies
“AI and statistics start-ups – opportunities and challenges”
Tim Friede
Professor of Biostatistics University Medical Center Göttingen
“Combining RCT and RWD – applications in rare diseases and practical recommendations”
Panel Discussion Speakers
“Beyond delivering tables and reports – how does statistics create value throughout R&D?”
“Pros and Cons for using open source within pharma”
“Opportunities for making clinical research more patient-centric”
Tommi Tervonen
Managing Director and Chief Scientist at Kielo Research, Co-founder at Valorem Health
Workshop Leaders
André & Evelyn Hund
Founder & Managing Director of Clivolution GmbH
“Boost Your Career: Elevate Your LinkedIn Profile to the Next Level”
Jess Thompson
Industry Disrupter – Founder of CRPM Association
“Risk Management in Projects for Statisticians”
Daniel Sabanés Bové
Co-Founder of RCONIS
“Challenges and Solutions for Statistical Software Engineering”
Together with:
Anders Ellern Bilgrau, Coline Zeballos, Lyn Taylor, Kevin Kunzmann
Carina Bach
Online Specialist and Graphic Designer at Push Dein Business
“AI for Effective Content Creation”
Franziska Lang
Change Consulting, Leadership Development & Certified Business Coach
“Leadership Styles”
Magnus Pettersson
Chief Executive Officer at Statistikkonsulterna Väst AB
“How to become an accredited statistician with FENStatS”
Taina Pereenniemi
Founder & Chief Executive Officer of Taina Pereenniemi & Co.
“Personal Productivity using NOTION”
Eliana Garcia Cossio
Senior Biomarker Data Scientist at Bayer
“Machine Learning in Clinical Development”
Antigoni Elefsinioti
Lead Data Scientist Biomarker and Data Insights at Bayer
“Machine Learning in Clinical Development”
Sandra G Maldonado
Senior Therapeutic Area and Methodology Statistician at Boehringer Ingelheim
“Machine Learning in Clinical Development”
Darko Medin
Clinical Biostatistician at Universitätsklinikum Jena
“Simulated and Synthetic Data Generation”
Dr. Robert Platt
Professor at McGill University
“Intro & Key Principles of Causal Inference in RWE Studies”
Long Nguyen
Assistant Professor, Department of Public Health, Section of Epidemiology at the University of Copenhagen
“Intro & Key Principles of Causal Inference in RWE
Studies”
Janie Coulombe
Assistant Professor at Université de Montréal
“Addressing irregular and covariate-dependent visit times in
Longitudinal Studies using observational data for causal inference”
Orestis Efthimiou
Head of the Clinical Evidence and Guidelines Research Unit at BIHAM Institute of Primary Health Care
“Evidence synthesis methods for developing and validating models for personalized treatment”
Necdet Gunsoy
Expert and technical leader in HE / OR / Statistics / HTA / Market Access / RWE At Evimed
“EU HTA Joined Clinical Advice (JCA): Challenges and Opportunities with Indirect Treatment Comparisons and NMAs”
Presentations
Nelson Kinnersley
Founder and Director at Octa Consulting Services Ltd
“Clinical Development Plans: why Biotech and Big Pharma might take different approaches”
Audrey Yeo
Biostatistician & Statistical Software Engineer at Roche
“A Bayesian approach to decision making in early development clinical trials: An R solution”
Teresa Greco
Associate Director, Biostatistics, Medical Affairs at Jazz Pharmaceuticals
“Expedite Leadership Skills with a Mentoring Program”
Douglas A. Milikien
Founder and Principal Consulting Biostatistician at Accudata Solutions, Inc.
“Developing Effective Communications Skills When You Are the Only Statistician in Your Company”
Eléna Dupuy
Biostatistician at Pierre Fabre
“Assessing Overall Survival Data Maturity: Comprehensive and Time-Dependent Approaches”
Tine Descamps
Lead CDx and Biomarker Statistician at Bayer
“Elevating Biomarker Statistics to Influence Decision-Making”
Simone Ariane Ahrens-Mende
Director DM and Biostatistics at KLIFO
“Ensuring Compliance and Data Integrity in eClinical Systems for Biometrics Services.”
Chi Zhang
Biostatistician at Faculty of Medicine, University of Oslo
“Explore Real-World hospital Electronic Health Records data with GGHER”
Juliette Murris
Biostatistician at Pierre Fabre
“Leveraging Survival Analysis and Machine Learning for Repeated Events in Cancer Surgery: A User-Friendly R Toolkit”
Jose Benitez-Aurioles
Health Data PhD Student at the University of Manchester
“Considering health equity in medical prognosis: what makes a model fair?”
Ellis Hughes
Associate Director of Data Science at GSK
“The Statistician’s Guide to the Pharmaverse”
Prof. Nuno Sepúlveda
Head of Immune-Stats Group at Warsaw University of Technology
“Ikigai: A concept to achieve a joyful and effective career as a statistician”
Silvia Faini
Principal Statistical Programmer at Cytel
“Visualizing ADaM: A Practical Guide through Examples”
Lucy Rowell
Founder & Podcast Host of the Impactful Authenticity
“The Impactful Statistician: Driving Innovation by Numbers”
Hadiqa Tahir
Research Assistant
“Developing Models To Assess the Relationship Between Greenness and Asthma”
Yulia Dyachkova
Associate Director Biostatistician at Merck Healthcare
“Do You Want to Stay Single? Considerations on Single-Arm Trials in Drug Development”
Nathalie Barbier
Senior Director Biostatistics, Global Group Head Medical Affairs Immunology at Novartis
“Do You Want to Stay Single? Considerations on Single-Arm Trials in Drug Development”
Cornelia Dunger-Baldauf
Prime Force Consultant Biostatistics at Novartis
“Do You Want to Stay Single? Considerations on Single-Arm Trials in Drug Development”
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Enhanced Networking Experience with HyHyve
HyHyve: Online Networking That’s Fun!
Experience our Poster Session in a virtual environment where participants can engage directly with presenters, fostering meaningful discussions and networking opportunities.
Our virtual conference’s networking space, designed with the innovative HyHyve platform, is meticulously crafted to foster professional connections and facilitate in-depth discussions, and now, we’re excited to announce and provide areas dedicated to fun and social interactions. Beyond meeting our esteemed sponsors, engaging with speakers, exploring poster presentations, and connecting in special topic areas, attendees will discover specially curated zones for relaxation and enjoyment. These fun and social areas are created to replicate the serendipitous encounters and recreational moments that are a cherished part of in-person conferences. Here, participants can unwind, engage in light-hearted conversations, participate in virtual games, and more, all designed to enhance the networking experience. This blend of professional and social spaces ensures that our virtual conference offers a well-rounded, enjoyable, and productive environment for everyone involved.
Workshop Sessions
Boost Your Career: Elevate Your LinkedIn Profile to the Next Level
AI for Effective Content Creation
Tailor your leadership style to meet the needs of your team and projects.
Personal Productivity using NOTION
Simulated and Synthetic Data Generation
Risk Management in Projects for Statisticians
How to become an accredited statistician with FENStatS
Machine Learning in Clinical Development, what?, why?, and (a bit of) the how?
Accordion content.
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Co-chairs
Dr. Alexander Schacht is an accomplished statistician with a PhD from the University of Göttingen and over 20 years of experience in biostatistics within the healthcare sector. He specializes in phase IIIb and IV clinical studies, balancing regulatory compliance with commercialization and HTA submissions. Alexander has authored over 70 scientific papers and is a prominent speaker at international conferences, sharing insights on methodological innovations and data-driven decision-making in the pharmaceutical industry.
As the founder of The Effective Statistician, Alexander is passionate about teaching and has created a platform that includes a popular weekly podcast and various online resources to support the education of medical professionals. His real-world experience and belief in the power of statistics to improve patient outcomes make him a respected leader in the field. He is also actively involved in professional societies focused on benefit-risk assessment and data visualisation.
Chantelle Cornett, BSc (Hons), is a Health Informatics PhD candidate at the University of Manchester and a Statistician at The Effective Statistician. With a background in data analytics, statistics, and statistical programming, she holds a BSc in Statistics from University College London and an MSc in Medical Statistics from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Chantelle has published work in “Research Synthesis Methods,” highlighting her contributions to health informatics.
Committed to improving healthcare outcomes through data, she has volunteered as a data analyst at The Neurological Alliance, supporting individuals with neurological conditions. Her career goals focus on developing innovative statistical methods to address complex health informatics challenges, particularly in women’s health. Chantelle’s work integrates academic research with practical applications, advancing the fields of health informatics and statistics.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Become a valued sponsor of The Effective Statistician Conference 2024 and enjoy a range of benefits, including promotional opportunities and full registrations for members of your team or clients. Our sponsorship packages offer varying levels of exposure and engagement across our platforms, including the conference website, social media, email list, podcast, and the HyHyve networking space.
Tier 1
Sponsorship “t-test”
price = 10 times the current registration price
11 full registrations
Placement on HyHyve networking space
Company logo on the conference website.
Mention in conference-related social media posts.
PurchaseTier 3
Sponsorship “ML”
price = 40 times the current registration price
All Tier 2 benefits.
48 full registrations
Prime placement of promotional items on the conference website and HyHyve networking space.
Prominent mentions in the conference podcast episodes.
Dedicated posts on social media platforms.
PurchaseTier 2
Sponsorship “ANOVA”
price = 20 times the current registration price
All Tier 1 benefits
23 full registrations.
Large placement on Hyhyve networking space
Featured promotional items on the website.
Shoutouts via our email list.
PurchaseAcademic sponsors
As an academic institution, you can become a sponsor at a reduced price of 470€, 940€, or 1880€ (including VAT if applicable) for the t-test, ANOVA, or ML tier. Please contact conference@theeffectivestatistician.com to sponsor this event.
Non-for-profit sponsors
As a non-for-profit organization (e.g. a working group, scientific association, ….) you can become an ML sponsor (without the 48 free slots) for free. Please contact conference@theeffectivestatistician.com to sponsor this event.
Call for Volunteers: Join the Effective Statistician Conference Team!
As we gear up for the Effective Statistician Conference 2024, we’re on the lookout for enthusiastic and dedicated volunteers to help us create an unforgettable experience for our attendees. This virtual conference, aimed at transforming healthcare decision-making, promises insightful presentations, interactive workshops, and innovative networking opportunities. If you’re passionate about advancing healthcare and statistics, and you’re looking for an opportunity to contribute to the community, we need your skills and enthusiasm!
Why Volunteer?
- Networking: Connect with leading professionals, speakers, and other volunteers in the field of statistics and healthcare.
- Skill Development: Gain valuable experience in event management, communication, and teamwork in a virtual setting.
- Complimentary Access: Volunteers receive full access to the conference, including all presentations, workshops, and exclusive networking areas.
- Certificate of Participation: A testament to your contribution and skills gained during the event.
Volunteer Roles Include:
- Technical Support: Assist with the setup and smooth running of virtual sessions, including troubleshooting technical issues for speakers and attendees.
- Networking Facilitators: Guide attendees through the networking space, ensuring they make the most out of their conference experience.
- Workshop Assistants: Support the workshop hosts, manage session logistics, and facilitate attendee engagement.
- Communication Aides: Help manage conference communication channels, including live chat moderation and social media updates.
Who Can Volunteer?
We welcome volunteers from all backgrounds who are interested in healthcare, statistics, and event management. Whether you’re a student, professional, or anyone with a desire to contribute to the success of our conference, we’d love to have you on board.
How to Apply:
Send us an email at conference@theeffectivestatistician.com with the subject line “Volunteer Application – [Your Name]”. Please include a brief introduction, your CV or LinkedIn profile, and a short paragraph on why you want to volunteer for the conference.
Don’t miss this chance to be a part of something impactful. Join us in making the Effective Statistician Conference 2024 a success. We’re excited to welcome you to our team!
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The conference is sponsored by:
Sponsorship ML
The Effective Statistician Academy
The Effective Statistician Academy offers four distinct areas of training: Leadership, Innovation, Knowledge, and Excellence. Each area features expert-led courses that are designed to help you gain the skills and knowledge you need to succeed in your career. Whether you’re looking to take your leadership skills to the next level or stay up-to-date on the latest innovations in the field, the Academy has you covered.
Chrestos
The team is dedicated to making the world a healthier, greener place. Comprised of a diverse group, most members have backgrounds in science, with a strong emphasis on statistics. Their passion lies in researching and developing medicines and medical devices, driven by the goal of improving people’s quality of life and long-term health.
Recognizing that long-term health depends on a healthy environment, the team actively works to combat and reverse man-made global warming. Their mission is to enable people to live climate-neutrally, ensuring that the planet remains habitable and vibrant.
Australian Pharmaceutical Biostatistics Group
The Australian Pharmaceutical Biostatistics Group is a not-for-profit association of pharmaceutical industry statisticians and data scientists in Australia.
The objective is to uphold rigorous professional standards in the field of statistical and data science practices within the regulated healthcare industry in Australia. This is achieved through the provision of pertinent professional development opportunities, the facilitation of a platform for open discourse encompassing general statistical and data science practice as it pertains to research and decision-making in the regulated healthcare industry, and the pursuit of collaborations with relevant local and international entities.
Harvard Medical School
The Division of Pharmacoepidemiology of the Department of Medicine, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and Harvard Medical School is a world-leading research and training center. Our work focuses on understanding the safety and effectiveness of medications in clinical practice. We combine clinical expertise with scalable analytic tools, modern methods for causal inferences, and large claims and EHR data sources to support clinical and regulatory decision-making.
The Division is engaged in
- PMR and PASS: developing, conducting, and presenting regulatory-required studies
- ML and LLM-based phenotyping and validation of claims-based algorithms against EHR data
University Medical Center Göttingen
The University Medical Center Göttingen is one of Germany’s leading medical centers. With funding allocated by the state of Lower Saxony and third-party financing, we conduct research at the very highest level. We are one of the largest medical faculties in Germany, based on the number of students enrolled. The Medical Faculty is as old as the University, founded in 1737. The UMG is the region’s largest employer and training institution. As the only maximum care medical center in the area, we take on responsibility for inpatient and outpatient care of difficult, complex, and special cases. We are an integral part of the emergency medical services in Southern Lower Saxony.
Openstatsware
We are a scientific working group in the American Statistical Association (ASA) Biopharmaceutical Section (BIOP), as well as a European Special Interest Group (SIG) sponsored by Statisticians in the Pharmaceutical Industry (PSI) and the European Federation of Statisticians in the Pharmaceutical Industry (EFSPI).
Our goals are to:
- Engineer selected R-packages to fill in gaps in the open-source statistical software landscape, and to promote software tools designed by the working group through publications, conference presentations, workshops, and training courses.
- Develop good SWE practices for engineering high-quality statistical software and promote their use in the broader Biostatistics community via public training materials.
- Communicate and collaborate with other R software initiatives including via the R Consortium.
Sponsorship ANOVA
MArS Market Access & Pricing Strategy GmbH
Are you looking for a hands-on consultancy with a strategic vision for the D-A-CH region? MArS has years of experience in planning, filing, and negotiating in the three D-A-CH countries and will lead you successfully with your product to your commercial objective!
LifeSciHub Small/Micro-Business Community
The LifeSciHub Community is comprised of independent expert small, micro businesses. These experts have intentionally decoupled from the corporate ladder, usually at the Director or VP level, to practice their expertise as small, independent businesses. The range of expertise is vast- every aspect of drug development requires highly specialized skills, and the LifeSciHub small business community has them in abundance: biometrics, clinical operations, patient engagement, produce launch, CMC, supply chain, clinical contracts, regulatory, pharmacovigilance, computational drug modeling and simulation, RWE, HEOR, medical writing, eTMF. Some “solopreneurs” seeing process or technology gaps, have even created software products to further expedite innovation.
Sponsorship T-test
EpiStat – epidemiology, statistics, and real-world evidence
Epistat is a research consultancy company specializing in health data sciences and real-world evidence to support pharmaceutical companies throughout all phases of drug development.
Clivoffective
The key to achieving goals in Life Science companies is always people. Clivoffective brings together Life Science companies and talented individuals in the fields of statistics and data science. By doing so, we close open positions for the benefit of the companies all while considering, nurturing, and building on individual talent strengths through our extensive expertise in statistics.
Smart Data Analysis and Statistics B.V.
Smart Data Analysis and Statistics B.V. is a consulting firm that specializes in the development and practical application of innovative statistical methods. We are experienced in the design & analysis of clinical trials, and the generation of real-world evidence. We also participate as SMEs in various innovative research projects.
Jazz Pharmaceuticals
Jazz Pharmaceuticals plc (Nasdaq: JAZZ), is a global biopharmaceutical company whose purpose is to innovate to transform the lives of patients and their families. We are focused on developing life-changing medicines for people with serious diseases—often with limited or no options—so they can live their lives more fully. By transforming biopharmaceutical discoveries into novel medicines, we are working to give people around the world the opportunity to redefine what’s possible – to make the “small wins” big again.
Together, we are experts, analysts, specialists, advocates, scientists, and professionals all with diverse backgrounds and perspectives. Working together, we are proud to support patients, innovate, and bring new medicines to patients with critical unmet needs.
Engage with a passionate community of professionals and showcase your commitment to advancing healthcare decision-making. Our increasing tiers of sponsorship offer enhanced promotion and visibility, aligning with your marketing objectives.
