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The podcast from statisticians for statisticians to have a bigger impact at work. This podcast is set up in association with PSI - Promoting Statistical Insight. This podcast helps you to grow your leadership skills, learn about ongoing discussions in the scientific community, build you knowledge about the health sector and be more efficient at work. This podcast helps statisticians at all levels ... more

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A Conversation with Kaspar Rufibach

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✔ You need clear, defensible language for papers, conferences, and labels when your study had interims and stopping rules.

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A Conversation with Kaspar Rufibach

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If you’ve ever wondered what adaptive designs really are, when they make sense, and how ICH E20 will influence our work as statisticians, this episode will give you a clear, practical overv... more

A conversation with Alexander Schacht and Alun Bedding

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✔ Hear my personal reflections on 456 episodes and the evolution of this podcast.

✔ Learn a simple, values-based view of leadership that applies no matter your level.

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Interview with Anja Schiel

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f you’ve ever wondered whether single-arm studies are “good enough” for regulators or HTA bodies, this episode will challenge your assumptions. Anja Schiel, one of Europe’s leading voices at the reg... more

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Recent Guests

Rajat Mukherjee
Consulting statistician with a focus on innovative designs for clinical trials
Cytel
Episode: Replay: Is data science something for you?
Yannis Jemiai
Head of consulting and software group at Cytel
Cytel
Episode: Replay: Is data science something for you?
Emma Crawford
A woman in her mid-30s with pink hair and glasses, based in London, who discusses neurodiversity and inclusive cultures.
Episode: Inclusion for All: Rethinking Success, Neurodiversity, and Accessibility in the Workplace
Anna Forsythe
Pharmacologist and health care economist with 25 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry.
OncoScope
Episode: Daily updated systematic literature reviews - the future of oncology
Holger Fröhlich
Expert in AI and Data Science at the von Hofer Institute for Algorithms and Scientific Computing
von Hofer Institute, University of Bonn
Episode: Reimagining Clinical Trials with Synthetic Data and Digital Twins
Nechted Gansuoy
Expert in health economics and outcomes research, founder of Evimed
Evimed
Episode: Statistics and Market access - from foes to friends
Caspar Rufibach
Statistician and co-author on statistical concepts
Episode: P-value and confidence intervals - the good, the bad, and the ugly
Darko Medin
Biostatistician and founder of BioAI Works
BioAI Works
Episode: Taming AI for Biostatistics: Darko Medin on Bio AI Works & Reliable AI Models
Justin Belair
Statistician and author specializing in causal inference.
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Episode: Behind the Scenes of Writing a Book About Casual Inference

Hosts

Alexander Schacht
Host and co-host with extensive experience in statistics specific to healthcare and clinical trials, promoting statistical insight among professionals.
Benjamin Piske
Host and co-host known for engaging discussions on statistical methodologies and their applications in the health sector, fostering growth within the statistical community.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 48 ratings
  • Music is too loud

    The topics are interesting and inspiring, but the music is too loud and the voice is too low and unclear.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Sally-babe
    United States2 years ago
  • Best of the best

    Overall, it appears to be a well-produced and informative podcast that sheds light on the emerging trends and developments in statistical research. I would definitely recommend this podcast to anyone looking to stay up-to-date with the latest advancements in the field!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    margo_koshka
    Russia3 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the well-produced and informative discussions that highlight emerging trends in statistical research, recommending it for anyone looking to keep updated in the field.

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Introduction to adaptive designs and ICH E20
Q: Why don't we see more of these adaptations?
People often underestimate the planning required for adaptive trials, and typical project metrics do not reward innovative, but complex designs.
Introduction to adaptive designs and ICH E20
Q: What adaptations are possible and meaningful in a drug development context?
Adaptations can include looking into subgroups, changing treatment arms, or setting sample sizes based on interim results.
Introduction to adaptive designs and ICH E20
Q: Why should we actually adapt clinical trials?
We need a good justification to adapt trials despite the increased challenges it brings in design and execution.
Top 5: The analysis of adverse events done right
Q: What is the starting point in your working group to handle the problems mentioned regarding adverse events?
We need to distinguish between rough signal detection and accurately estimating the probability of adverse events.
Replay: Is data science something for you?
Q: What is the difference between data science and big data analytics?
Data science is one of the applications used to analyze big data, focusing on extracting insights from large datasets.

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Content focuses on the pressing issues and trends in statistics and its application in the health sector, particularly in clinical research and data analysis. Episodes typically include discussions on innovative methodologies, statistical programming tools, and the integration of real-world evidence in healthcare. The format includes insights from industry experts, academics, and seasoned professionals, making it relevant for statisticians across various levels of experience. Listeners can expect to learn about advances in statistical practices, the significance of networking, and discussions on neurodiversity and inclusiveness in the field, which makes this content not just informative but also geared towards promoting enthusiasm and engag... more

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