It was a great privilege for me to attend this year's #NIHRStatsConference in person. " Achieving the Best Practice in Health &Care Research" 😇 I had so much to digest and implement till another conference ☺️ Many thanks to the organising committee 🙌 #NIHRstats2023

StatsCI Jack Elkes NIHR Statistics Group #NIHRstats2023 did not end without giving me the opportunity to meet Jack Elkes, an intelligent man and mentor. I appreciate you taking the time to speak with me. Our conversations were so helpful and thank you for agreeing to give more supports. ☺️

So pleased to present my final study of PhD, using cross-context comparison between the cohorts (ALSPAC and CHNS) to explore the causal effects of later eating and obesity. So happy for wining the best poster award, thanks everyone for your voting ! Thanks #NIHRStats2023!

Really glad to meet many friends and to see the growing interest in #PrecisionMedicineTrials. Thanks NIHR Statistics Group for this well-organised conference & everyone coming to our session! We'll continue enhancing the practicality, w/ the great questions received #NIHRStats2023

"Don't go around and make prediction models because you are bored" - Sebastian Bate NIHR Statistics Group #NIHRstats2023

Captivating talk by Bhramar Mukherjee NIHR Statistics Group #nihrstats2023

"Don't go out making prediction models because you are bored" - Sebastian Bate #nihrstats2023

We really enjoyed presenting our work around setting the non-inferiority margin at #NIHRStats2023. Thanks to everyone that came and engaged in great discussions! We are always interested in hearing from anyone working in this area so please get in touch 😀

Our annual #NIHRStats2023 conference has come to an end. There have been lots of highlights and learning. We would like to thank all our attendees for their time and look forward to next year's event. Please share your favourite moments or learning from the conference.

"If every computer science department had a sampling and study design course, the world would be a better place" - Bhramar Mukherjee 👏🫡 #EpiTwitter #StatsTwitter #NIHRstats2023

"Even the smallest bias in big data will result in incorrect data". Prof Bhramar Mukherjee #NIHRStats2023

Our final keynote speech of the conference is by Professor Bhramar Mukherjee of Michigan Public Health On the Analysis of Big Real-World Health Care Data. #NIHRStats2023 #BigData #health

"I have no idea how to stop clinicians carrying on with all this nonsense" Comment at #NIHRStats2023 reflects collective frustration on the endless proliferation of useless prediction models in health and medical research! #EpiTwitter #StatsTwitter NIHR Statistics Group

Heading home from #NIHRStats2023 lovely catching up and meeting new people, networking is always the best part of a conference!

The second half of day 2 kicks of with various breakout sessions. In room 1 Peter Tennant and Liz Hensor of University of Leeds focus on the Table 2 Fallacy. Have you heard of it? What are your thoughts about it? #NIHRStats2023

Rapid fire session part 2 has begun. More projects 📈 More methodologies ↔️ More learning ✅ #NIHRStats2023

In-depth discussions ongoing in the various breakout rooms #Focus #Workshop #NIHRStats2023

Voting for physical posters are also ongoing. We are running a high tech voting system here. #voting #NIHRStats2023

Room 3 is currently being led by David Robertson of the MRC Biostatistics Unit Munya Dimairo of The University of Sheffield , Phillip Pallman of Deeznats , and Babak Oskooei , on how to Estimate treatment effects in adaptive clinical trials. #NIHRStats2023