Biostatistics Introduction
Location
Perth Children's Hospital and online
About
This seminar covers fundamental statistical concepts for clinical researchers, including why we use significance testing, how to interpret confidence intervals and p-values, how sample size and variability affect results, why bias and confounding factors are important considerations in designing studies, and when to seek statistical support.
Presented by: Michael Dymock
Biostatistician – The Kids Research Institute
Michael is a biostatistician and PhD student based at the The Kids Research Institute Australia. His research interests involve the use of Bayesian methods in adaptive clinical trials, computational statistics, and novel methods for vaccine safety surveillance. He aims to bridge the gap between clinical research design and decision-making by enhancing research methodology and encouraging statistical literacy and communication.
Watch in-person at the Perth Children's Hospital auditorium (preferred) or join us on Teams (the link will be emailed to you before the event).
Presented by: Michael Dymock
Biostatistician – The Kids Research Institute
Michael is a biostatistician and PhD student based at the The Kids Research Institute Australia. His research interests involve the use of Bayesian methods in adaptive clinical trials, computational statistics, and novel methods for vaccine safety surveillance. He aims to bridge the gap between clinical research design and decision-making by enhancing research methodology and encouraging statistical literacy and communication.
Watch in-person at the Perth Children's Hospital auditorium (preferred) or join us on Teams (the link will be emailed to you before the event).