Emily Moin if all of your LPs diagnose bacterial meningitis, you're doing wayyyyyyy too few LPs

An excellent summary of a topical subject - ‘that construct which we want to know about, carefully defined.’ Should we move there in the HTA framework - esp under EU-HTAR implementation?

Publication date May 23rd.
Shout now for review copies, features, interviews, etc.

Anyone looking to learn more about Bayesian adaptive trials? I'm teaching a week long course in the Johns Hopkins summer institute June 24-28.

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

“You will find that meta-analyses can be published all year round and not just when the weather is summery.” Sayings of Confuseus

Tour de force onthe “ #T cell” and Prof Aideen Longs research contribution over decades for its role in inflammatory disorders and cancer. Great research- and wonderful family : provost , Aideen , her youngest daughter &Lena D. inaugural School of Medicine Trinity College Dublin

There's some amazing data hidden away in ONS's user requested data section.

Last year they quietly published death data by age, deprivation decile and cause, which means we can look at age patterns in alcohol deaths by IMD, with sadly predictably grim results:

Dr. Liz W. Faber (they/them) Maybe a funny meme could do the trick? (When I had an office and not hot desks, in the good old days, we often put memes on them) I like this one though I'd probably adjust it before hanging it up with a knocking statement on the closed door. XD

Congrats to all our new Fellows, whose names were announced on Trinity Monday!

Today saw another special moment as they gathered to make their declaration.

New Fellows make their declarations in Irish, Latin or English. This year we had a record number declaring in Irish!

Calling all statisticians interested in communicating! This is a great scheme

Showing the utility of Agent Based Models when there is population heterogeneity in how disease spread occurs - with MPOX as the example - available at jasss.org/27/2/6.html - well done Hamda Ajmal

This is a good opportunity for graduates with a population health focus - please circulate to those who may be interested! linkedin.com/posts/lina-zga…

.⁦Philip Boucher-Hayes⁩ & ⁦⁦Marcus Stewart⁩ are two of Irelands best reporters on climate change. The 1st programme in their new 3 part series #RisingTides powerfully explains some of the tipping points we risk crossing over. Watch it on RTE Player: rte.ie/player/series/…

I had a lockdown-limited virtual Lunch with the FT with him back in May 2021. Of course he subverted the format instantly. 'I've [already] had my lunch', he announced.
on.ft.com/3Q2fXWv

Brilliant Mike - well done! The Sound of Dementia - what is it? For creative brain week. First up on podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/sun…

We have open posts for post-docs to work on the #MIDAS Trial - if interested at all - please DM.
Please RT
my.corehr.com/pls/trrecruit/…
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HRB PrimaryCare CTNI School of Medicine RCSI Research and Innovation

A really good paper to help you choose the right graphical approach is linked below. As the paper says, the aim of data visualisation is to reveal the data, not conceal it! 6/7
ahajournals.org/doi/pdf/10.116…

The Royal Statistical Society (Royal Statistical Society) also recently published a new guide to data visualisation covering basic principles, tips & examples 7/7
royal-statistical-society.github.io/datavisguide/d…
PDF here
royal-statistical-society.github.io/datavisguide/R…

📣Our new paper is now out.
'Twenty years of network meta‐analysis: Continuing controversies and recent developments' Ades et al. Research Synthesis Methods - Wiley Online Library onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…
#NMA #decisionmaking

📖Several years in preparation and after excellent reviewer and editorial comments we hope you enjoy this overview of past, current and future work.
David Phillippo Nicky Welton Deborah Caldwell