A weighting approach so that all causes of death are represented, once, with their contribution/importance reflected. This multi state model conceptualises mortality as being the results of a combination of causes / diseases processes #WCEpi2021

3 multiple causes of death model and single causes model compared & multiple causes approach to analysing survival data has potential but some challenges to consider. #WCEpi2021

Margarita Moreno-Betancur never disappoints with an excellent presentation on statistical methods for multiple causes and the remaining challenges #WCEpi2021 ViCBiostat

The Australasian Epidemiology Association are seeking Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander, Pasifika, & Māori epidemiologists to join our council. DM for info re role & application process. @drbrigidmlynch Daniel Exeter, abbey diaz happy to chat. #epitwitter #WCEpi2021

Great - but one more to go - the closing ceremony has wonderful Richard Doll Oration by Cesar Victoria #WCEpi2021

Fantastic see you all there - may epidemiology prosper #WCEpi2021

Be like Brigid. Enjoy catching up on missed presentations on demand. #WCEpi2021

It was inspiring to see great work being done in the area of causal inference

Good morning to the field epidemiologists 👋

Useful takeaway from WCEpi2021, a simple approach to #sensitivityanalysis Sensitivity Analysis in Observational Research: Introducing the E-Value | Annals of Internal Medicine acpjournals.org/doi/abs/10.732…

Thank you to all who connected with us via Twitter. 💙

Call for global solidarity in vaccine supply and social purpose in science, by Nicole MacKee in our latest article from #WCepi2021 croakey.org/call-for-globa… cc World Federation of Public Health Associations WCEpi2021 AustralasianEpi PHAA is on Bluesky ٰ

Thanks to Croakey News for supporting dissemination of my UOW Research on green space and loneliness, presented at WCEpi2021, developed with Xiaoqi Feng @howardfrumkin Anne McMunn, Terry Hartig, Simon Eckermann and Mark Nieuwenhuijsen

🎉Congrats to #PhD candidate Jackie Roseleur (School of Public Health) awarded the #ECR best oral presentation prize at the World Congress of Epidemiology 2021 International Conference. View the winning presentation here👉bit.ly/3kB06i8 Australian Institute for Machine Learning Jon Karnon WCEpi2021

Let’s hope the South Australian government has tuned in to Terry Slevin keynote at #SApophealth today 👀 It can’t be said enough. We need a commitment to at least 5% for #prevention & #publichealth.