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Well done team!

Great work everyone!

Although they said they had a great day, we aren't sure the ladies from Wallsend Harriers enjoyed the fire science element of the day..... Daft as a Brush Cancer Patient Care

Looking forward to work on this trial.

Some work I’ve been involved with on the impact of the first lockdown on hangings.

A short letter I was involved with looking at ambulance documentation of stroke symptoms during the first lockdown

Adaptive designs, and other innovative approaches, provide great benefits but are also more complex to run. In 2019, the Adaptive Designs Working Group started investigating what extra resource Clinical Trials Units (CTUs) might need to support #adaptivedesigns. (1/7)

This new article from Royal Statistical Society Statistics in Society Series A presents a "comparison of prior elicitation aggregation using the classical method and SHELF." Read it here: ow.ly/Qtm950EMlFj #OpenAccess

We have a new paper out on work by our excellent PhD student Cameron @Kevin_Wilson13

New Publication in BMJ_Open focusing on the Economic Evaluation of the RATULS #RCT by @CristinaEthics, Lauraternent, Tara Homer, Luke Vale et al! Paper link here: bit.ly/3hSQkXL #healtheconomics #stroke

I’m happy to say the results from the Costing Adaptive Trials project are now published in BMC Medicine bmcmedicine.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Our latest paper with James Wason Haiyan Zheng, NW & MJG in Frontiers - Medicine reviews stats considerations for the design & analysis of umbrella trials so far, paying attention to non-oncology settings. Novel stats methods needed Newcastle Biostatistics Research Group (BRG) #Masterprotocols doi.org/10.3389/fmed.2…

If we power using a Bayesian approach then we probably want to consider a Bayesian analysis. Kevin Wilson talks about design & analysis of two arm cluster randomised trials using assurance #CRTSWD22

🗞️ New paper hot off the press 🧪 A Bayesian approach to sample size determination with application to COVID-19 diagnostic tests 👥 In collaboration with @Kevin_Wilson13 and @NIHR_NCL_MIC! 🔗 doi.org/10.1186/s41512… #DiagnosticResearch #SampleSize #Bayesian

⭐️Event⭐️Dr Rachel Phillips Rachel Phillips of Imperial College, London will give a talk on "Adverse events in randomised controlled trials — a drive to improve analysis and communication practices". 27 June at Newcastle University. More info/registration here: rss.org.uk/training-event…

Delighted our next event is talk by Dr Rachel Phillips Rachel Phillips of Imperial College London. When: 3pm Thu 27 June (tea/coffee 2:30pm) Title: Adverse events in randomised controlled trials — a drive to improve analysis and communication practices Book: rss.org.uk/training-event…

Great to have Rachel Phillips up in Newcastle to talk at the NorthEasternRSS meeting this afternoon. She’s left us here at Newcastle Biostatistics Research Group (BRG) Newcastle Clinical Trials Unit feeling reinvigorated in our efforts to improve our reporting of adverse events in RCTs 😊

Thank you to Rachel Phillips for coming to Newcastle to talk at the NorthEasternRSS local group meeting about how we can improve adverse event reporting and analysis in RCTs. Newcastle Biostatistics Research Group (BRG) Newcastle Clinical Trials Unit

@ScEllis2 @simonellis660 go us

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