The Annals of Internal Medicine have today published an article on Responding to Reviewers and Editors About Statistical Significance Testing. Attendees of any statistical training that I conduct, will already… read more →
Clinical trial evidence comes from a variety of sources. In Australia and New Zealand, a large proportion of that evidence comes from Clinical Trial Networks (CTNs). These groups of geographically… read more →
It seems fitting to announce this on International Women’s Day, a day that tries to help us all forge a more gender-balanced world, celebrate women’s achievements, and raise awareness against… read more →
I recently had the pleasure of working alongside a group of Australian Oncologists to prepare a systematic review and a discussion of potential future treatments for hormone receptor positive metastatic… read more →
If you wanted to be a biostatistician, you would do a degree. But if you want to be better at understanding biostatistics and a whizz at reading clinical papers, what… read more →
In December 2015, new ICMJE released new guidelines. Aside from some minor editorial changes, these guidelines have updated information on predatory journals, duplicate publication, ORCID and the discussion section of manuscripts.… read more →
HOT OFF THE PRESS: Good Publication Practice for Communicating Company-Sponsored Medical Research (GPP3) guidelines have just been released. These guidelines update the original GPP guidelines (published in 2006) and updated… read more →
Based in Sydney? Don’t understand statistics, but would like to? Do you avoid reading the statistical sections of clinical papers? Are you a bit confused about odds ratios and hazard… read more →
Based in Melbourne? Don’t understand statistics, but would like to? Do you avoid reading the statistical sections of clinical papers? Are you a bit confused about odds ratios and hazard… read more →
We are pleased to announce that WriteSource Medical will be presenting at the ARCS ASC 2015. Whatever your role in drug development or medical research, this workshop will help you… read more →
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