Our third event of the year was on the topic of Missing Data. The event took place at 2pm (UK time) on October 15th, when speakers Oliver Keene and Bohdana Ratitch presented their work.
Chair: Mike Kenward (LSHTM)
Speaker: Oliver Keene (GlaxoSmithKline)
Missing data sensitivity analysis for recurrent event data using controlled imputation
Authors: Oliver N. Keene, James H. Roger, Benjamin F. Hartley and Michael G. Kenward
Pharmaceutical Statistics, Volume 13, Issue 4, Pages 258-264, July/August 2014
Links: Abstract | Paper+ | Slides
Speaker: Bohdana Ratitch (Quintiles)
Missing data in clinical trials: from clinical assumptions to statistical analysis using pattern mixture models
Authors: Bohdana Ratitch, Michael O'Kelly and Robert Tosiello
Pharmaceutical Statistics, Volume 12, Issue 6, Pages 337-347, November/December 2013
Links: Abstract | Paper+ | Slides
+Papers available to view from 8th October 2015 to 5th November 2015.
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