Discharged Covid-19 patients to be treated via digital technology to help deal with symptoms - new digital health service developed by our UCL eHealth unit to support rehabilitation after #COVID19 - read about it in The i Paper inews.co.uk/news/science/c…

Join us for the next Network for Applied Statisticians in Health VIRTUAL event on 22 Sep Master class: Methods for the calculation of Healthy Life Expectancy | UCL Population Health Sciences - UCL – University College London ucl.ac.uk/population-hea…

REMINDER: FREE Online Short course on Nov 28 2022 by NASH “Introduction to Target Trial Emulation for Comparative Effectiveness Research” Lecturers Michalis Katsoulis, @bldestavola and D Tompsett Register: eventbrite.com/e/course-on-ta… #CausalTwitter @UCL

Our 1-day course run by Michalis Katsoulis, @bldestavola and D Tompsett on “Introduction to Target Trial Emulation for Comparative Effectiveness Research” had more than 190 participants!🙌👏 Thank you very much for attending our course! #causaltwitter #epitwitter #TTE #UCL

Our study analysing generational, sex, and socioeconomic #inequalities in #mentalhealth during the first year of the #COVID19 pandemic in five UK longitudinal studies is now published and available open access doi.org/10.1017/S00332… 👇🧵 1/6

Next UCL NASH event: Prof Ruth King, recipient of the RSS Barnett Award 2022: The Joy of Missing Out Tuesday 16 May 2023, 1-2 pm. Online seminar Saying yes to all is impossible. But how to decide when to say no, and how to say no gracefully? Register: eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-joy-of-m…

Our latest research: Identifying subtypes of chronic kidney disease with machine learning: development, internal validation and prognostic validation using linked electronic health records in 350,067 individuals. Led by Ashkan Dashtban. The UCL Institute of Health Informatics 1/4 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Important new #MillenniumCohortStudy research published today in the The Lancet Public Health examines links between socioeconomic background and adverse health & social outcomes, including educational achievement, smoking, poor health, obesity and psychological distress.

Masterclass: How to Check a Simulation Study | UCL Population Health Sciences - UCL – University College London ucl.ac.uk/population-hea…

We are delighted to announce Prof Andrew Gelman's seminar on educating the future statisticians on Tuesday 13th June 2023, hosted by Royal Statistical Society Teaching Stats Section, UCL Statistical Science and NASH_UCL. Seminar will be at UCL and via Zoom. For tickets: ucl.ac.uk/population-hea…

Do not miss our event tomorrow! Prof Ruth King, recipient of the RSS Barnett Award 2022: The Joy of Missing Out Tuesday 16 May 2023, 1-2 pm for more details, see below

Next week, Prof Andrew Gelman from @columbia visits UCL for 'Educating the future statisticians: bringing our teaching up-to-date', a joint seminar hosted by Royal Statistical Society, NASH_UCL & UCL IMSS ! Join in-person or online on 13 June - book now: ucl.ac.uk/population-hea…

📢Our commentary on Target Trial Emulation studies was published in Epidemiology earlier this month! journals.lww.com/epidem/Fulltex… Thanks to @bldestavola & Manuel Gomes #epitwitter #causaltwitter UCL IEHC UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health UCL Institute of Cardiovascular Science LHA @ UCL

📢 Next NASH_UCL masterclass: Peter Tennant has moved to Bluesky & Michalis Katsoulis will present "Problems in the use of 'change scores' in causal inference" When: Tuesday, 19th March 2024, 2.00-4.30pm Where: B17 Basement LT, 1-19 Torrington Place WC1E 7HB For tickets: eventbrite.com/e/problems-in-…

Non-response in longitudinal surveys is often selective, which can lead to bias. New work by Michalis Katsoulis & coauthors addresses this issue in the #1970BritishCohortStudy, capitalising on the richness of the data to restore sample representativeness: bit.ly/49OGluy 1/5

📢 REMINDER Next NASH_UCL masterclass: Peter Tennant has moved to Bluesky & Michalis Katsoulis "Problems in the use of 'change scores' in causal inference" When: Tuesday, 19/3/2024, 2-4.30pm Where: B17 Basement LT, 1-19 Torrington Place WC1E 7HB Book your spot--> eventbrite.com/e/problems-in-…

We would like to thank Peter Tennant has moved to Bluesky & Michalis Katsoulis for their presentations yesterday in the NASH masterclass "Problems in the use of 'change scores' in causal inference" We will upload online the video of this event in the next 2-3 weeks