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All about Statistical Methods in Clinical Trials and Good Statistical Practice in Healthcare Research at Imperial Clinical Trials Unit (ICTU), Imperial College London #StatsCI www.statsci.co.uk
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Yesterday we welcomed the new @imperialcollegeldn.bsky.social MSc Public Health cohort to the ‘Introduction to Statistical Thinking and Data Analysis’ module co-led by @suziecro.bsky.social and @rachpips.bsky.social - building the foundations of statistics for their future public health careers.
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Attending the International Society for Clinical Biostatistics this week?

Don’t miss

@ellievanvogt.bsky.social and Xiao Xuan

who will be presenting these exciting topics:
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Meet Alex Dixon, who is spending his summer experiencing life within ICTUs statistics and trial methodology group and conducting a research project with us as part of an NIHR undergraduate internship

Find out what he has been up to here:
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🔊We're hiring!
Imperial Clinical Trials Unit are looking for an ambitious senior statistician with experience in clinical trials & design & analysis of adaptive trials to lead a research programme in antimicrobial resistance & data-enabled trials.
Full details: www.imperial.ac.uk/jobs/search-...
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Please note that job descriptions are not exhaustive, and you may be asked to take on additional duties that align with the key responsibilities ment...
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Delighted to share registration is open for Professor @vcornelius.bsky.social inaugural lecture -Under pressure: smarter trials for better health outcomes- Thursday, 30 October 2025, 17.30-18.30, Imperial College South Kensington/Online. For details & registration: www.imperial.ac.uk/events/19688...
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New publication📣: Incorporation of Patient and Public Involvement in Statistical Methodology Research: Summary of Workshop Proceedings - aimed at addressing barriers to meaningful PPI in statistical methodology research. Open access in Statistics in Medicine onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...
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The heatwave didn't stop us from dressing up yesterday for the Charlie & the Chocolate Factory theme summer social! Some amazing outfits here, can you guess the characters? #SummerSocial #StatsTeam #Heatwave
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Thank you to Yulia Marchenko from StataCorp for sharing some really handy tips for creating programs in Stata, and for the fantastic insight to the suite of Bayes commands! #Stata #Bayesian #Programming
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Curious about trust in trials?

FREE webinar: 21 July, 3pm UK, exploring what makes research trustworthy.

Hosted by @iasp.bsky.social PRF & supported by the @jclinepi.bsky.social

👥 Speakers are leading trust and integrity researchers and journal editors.

💬 Plus live Q&A!

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International Association for the Study of Pain: Improving Trust in Clinical Trials
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Congratulations to @rachpips.bsky.social on her new role as part of the #UKCTUNetwork Statistics Group!
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Stephen Bremner & Jo Haviland, joint chairs of the Stats Group, update delegates on recent activities—plus a warm welcome to the group’s new members!

Wonderful to see the group continue to attract people with such a wide range of specialties & interests

#UKCTUNetwork #TrialStatistics #CTUStats2025
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Attending NIHR stats conference this week @nihr.bsky.social? Don’t miss

@anniestats.bsky.social , Leila Janani x.com/LeilaJTF, Jack Elkes, Marie Miller, and Francesco Lala,

who will be presenting these exciting topics:
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You can catch up on all of the Trials Special Series on #AdverseEvent webinars curated by @rachpips.bsky.social and @vcornelius.bsky.social so far on: www.statsci.co.uk/webinar-series
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📢 The 11th annual meeting on Current Developments in Cluster Randomised Trials & Stepped Wedge Designs will take place 18/19 November 2025 in Birmingham UK.

Abstract submission is open, deadline for submission 11 July 2025 forms.gle/jS83TAKhs4U8.... Info on registration etc to follow!
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Attending #PSI2025 at Wembley stadium ⚽ this week? Don’t miss new research on a novel multiple imputation procedure for handling missing data in clinical trials targeting a treatment policy estimand by @suziecro.bsky.social James Roger & James Carpenter
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Today @anniestats.bsky.social is presenting at the @imperialcollegeldn.bsky.social Changing the Face of Science Symposium!
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This week saw the publication of the accompanying editorial from Rachel Phillips and Victoria Cornelius providing a really useful overview of learning from the series 3/7
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Great statistics seminar today with @suziecro.bsky.social practice her talk on 'Retrieved Dropout Reference-base Centred Multiple Imputation' that she will be presenting at PSI 2025 next week!

Check it out if you're attending!

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The community dedicated to leading and promoting the use of statistics within the healthcare industry for the benefit of patients.
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Plus top tips on conducting PPIE in methods research:
1. Keep it simple but don't lose the detail
2. Get creative.. with communication
3. The more the merrier - bring support
4. Don't underestimate public contributors - don't limit the potential of public contributors
5. What's the harm in trying
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When it comes to highly technical statistical methodology research, is patient and public involvement and engagement relevant, or just a funding application tick-box exercise? Check out this paper for some nice examples of how PPIE improved stats methods research academic.oup.com/jrssig/artic...
Real people, real experiences: Patient and public involvement and engagement in statistical methodology
Abstract. When it comes to highly technical statistical methodology research, is patient and public involvement and engagement relevant, or just a funding
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3. The more the merrier - bring support to your PPIE meetings
4. Don't underestimate public contributors - ask them how they would like to engage with the project
5. What's the harm in trying - you can't know what someone will bring to the table if you don't ask
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This article demonstrates examples where PPIE has led to tangible, meaningful results for research teams and provides 5 top tips for conducting PPIE in methods research:

1. Mind your language - keep it simple but don't lose the details
2. Get creative - get inventive in how you communicate
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Real people, real experiences: Patient and public involvement and engagement in statistical methodology. When it comes to highly technical statistical methodology research, is PPIE relevant, or just a funding application tick-box exercise? doi.org/10.1093/jrss...
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