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We re recruiting for an associate director, healthcare analytics lnkd.in/es6fDPWm
Fantastic opportunity in real world data in AstraZeneca, not long left to apply
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Want an industry R&D position creating impact through insights from health records / claims? Reach out to me if you want to learn more astrazeneca.wd3.myworkdayjob…
In simulated and health records, latent class analysis was the optimum multi morbidity clustering algorithm
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3622…
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A unique opportunity working with me and @ObsGynaeCam to better understand and predict the risk of pregnancy complications. Please retweet - or consider applying! Closing Date: 3rd of November 2022
We are #recruiting for a Senior Research Associate. Unique opportunity to work with a range of biostatistical #machinelearning techniques on a project with potential for real clinical impact.
Find out more 👇 jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/37483/
@pauldwkirk @Cambridge_Uni @The_MRC
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Why are so few clinical prediction models actually implemented in medical practice? This leaky model implementation pipeline summarizes some of the reasons
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Want to make an impact using real world data, ie health records / claims? Come join our team lnkd.in/eBWZKScJ
Steven John Kiddle retweeted
We need to reject negative stereotypes around maths
The RSS, along with many of the UK’s leading mathematical sciences societies, is led by a woman and three of our four VPs are women
We are home to thousands of female members who all like ‘hard maths’
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It is with great sadness and unmeasurable loss that we learned of the death of Sir David Cox. David was a giant of statistics, a mentor to many generations of statisticians and a friend of the BSU regularly attending our Armitage lectures and events.
Come work with me on causal inference for health record/ claims data! Postdoc position careers.astrazeneca.com/job/…
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Chris is a wonderful scientist, mentor and person. Enough said 😀
3 year statistical post-doc job, pls retweet!
Join our group in Cambridge UK using genetics and genomics to understand the human immune system and its dysregulation in relation to disease
jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/32028/
closes 24 Nov
Steven John Kiddle retweeted
Amazing opportunity to actually make the difference!
We are looking for an enthusiastic and independent researcher to make a crucial contribution to the ongoing response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Find out more and apply jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/25779/
#COVID19 #Statistics #data #Careers @Cambridge_Uni
Steven John Kiddle retweeted
New research from @yajing_zhu, Dr. Duncan Edwards, @prof_mant, Dr. Rupert A. Payne and @stevenkiddle.
bmcmedicine.biomedcentral.co…
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The approach of clustering patients rather than diseases has led to more nuanced appreciation of what are the most important clusters for health services - eg 18 fold increase in mortality in 18-44 year olds with psychoactive substance misuse, alcoholism and depression..
(1/n) Me and my wonderful (ex-)postdoc @yajing_zhu and collaborators Duncan Edwards, Rupert Payne and @prof_mant present a open access paper about #multimorbidity clusters in primary care bmcmedicine.biomedcentral.co… @MRC_BSU @PCU_Cambridge @capcbristol
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Obama warned Americans about preparing for a global pandemic back in 2014
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New research, published today in @BMCMedicine, by @stevenkiddle, @yajing_zhu and colleagues, using statistical analysis to understand how to best treat patients with multiple long-term diseases
#multimorbidity #clusters #biostatistics #research
mrc-bsu.cam.ac.uk/blog/under…
(1/n) Me and my wonderful (ex-)postdoc @yajing_zhu and collaborators Duncan Edwards, Rupert Payne and @prof_mant present a open access paper about #multimorbidity clusters in primary care bmcmedicine.biomedcentral.co… @MRC_BSU @PCU_Cambridge @capcbristol
(11/n) The biggest implications of this work is for service design, it is common for all multimorbid individuals to put together in one 'bucket' for planning of NHS services, we show the limitations of this approach. Interventions targeting our clusters are also worth exploring.
(12/n) And what is it like to live with multiple health conditions? healthtalk.org/multimorbidit… Tweeps who may have more to add! @CAM_Paddison @andrzeio @Multimorbidity @BIRMCAM