Biostatistics
The Biostatistics Core is comprised of MS-level biostatisticians who conduct a wide range of statistical analyses as well as PhD-level biostatisticians affiliated with the Division of General Internal Medicine.
Biostatistics
The Biostatistics Core includes experienced MS-level statisticians who conduct a wide range of analyses. Together with experienced biostats faculty (in the Division of General Internal Medicine), the Core brings expertise in clinical trial design, cluster-randomized studies, surveys, and epidemiologic studies; development and calculation of sample size and power estimates; and development and execution of statistical analysis plans. Our statisticians contribute significantly to developing and conducting analyses as well as interpreting and writing for publications and grant applications.
Design:
- Collaboratively discuss/revise research objectives
- Develop overall statistical strategies
- Design clinical trials and other experimental studies
- Develop sampling approaches for survey/observational studies
- Calculate sample sizes through refining measures of clinical/scientific effects
- Determine/implement randomization and treatment assignment strategies
Analysis:
- Provide guidance on general analytical strategies and interpretation of results
- Develop/implement modeling for multivariable problems and prediction
- Analysis of risk factor significance and treatment effectiveness
- Develop/ implement analyses for longitudinal and correlated data structures
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Hopeful Heart Trial
Blended Collaborative Care for Heart Failure and Co-Morbid Depression
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MedRestrictions
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VirtualXMatch
Trends and impact on cold ischemia time and clinical outcomes using virtual crossmatch for deceased donor kidney transplantation in the United States
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