'Could you write something to correct statistical misconceptions on this topic? Wait...no...not *my* misconceptions!'

It is possible to search for protocols of studies funded by NIHR (using their document search). I can't find anything equivalent for MRC. Does anyone have any ideas?

Please share widely with everyone and anyone you know who is familiar with SAS!

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New paper - large walking and wellbeing behaviour benefits of co-designed sustainable park improvements: A natural experimental study in a UK deprived urban area
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There is no better place than the Musée des Moulages in Paris to speak about 🧟‍♀️ 🧟‍♂️ 🧟 trials. It is like you are surrounding by bits of Zombies in showcases.

Jack Wilkinson @MCR_RainbowClinic Tommy's If anyone is interested in the preprint it is available here osf.io/8awrq

One of the primary elements that should form part of a well-conducted clinical trial is the statistical analysis plan or #SAP 1/7
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BMJ Open is seeking statisticians with experience in medical statistics to work in a freelance capacity for the journal.

£115/review or £40/hr (applicants preference)

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Jack Wilkinson Not recent, but we did a review in this paper that may be relevant. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.100…

Amazing opportunity to do a PhD on the topic of problematic (including fake) research with some brilliant people.

I am 95% sure that the most common meta-analysis method in Cochrane Reviews is random effects with the DerSimonian and Laird weighting method. Anyone aware of a meta-epidemiological study actually reporting on this (methods of analysis used in Cochrane Reviews?)