Hot off the press! 📣📣In this tutorial we illustrate available multiple imputation approaches for handling longitudinal data including when they are clustered within higher level clusters. A reproducible example with R and Stata code provided! #OpenAccess

For me, @Brennan_Kahan is one of the best speakers and writers in the field of medical statistics. I always enjoy reading his articles and listening to his talks. Another fantastic talk from him at #ICTMC2024 on different intercurrent strategies.

My first blog in ~4 years (!) and perhaps my last tweet (moving to the SoMe that talks about the colour of the sky): this is about the unlikely mashup of an Aesop fable and a paper from @timpmorris.bsky.social, @maartenvsmeden.bsky.social and Tra Pham. https://t.co/waRvYabVSc

#ICTMC2024 starts on Monday, and our #ClinicalTrials methodology researchers will present a variety of talks, posters & workshops. 📍Are you heading to Edinburgh next week? Don't miss out - find a schedule of our appearances throughout the conference: https://t.co/M5QjAWQ36r

📢 Our paper on prevalence of #NCDs among household contacts of individuals with #tuberculosis is out in @TMIHjournal! Using data from 29,194 contacts we show a high prevalence of undiagnosed #diabetes among contacts. Thanks to all coauthors & collaborators! @UCLGlobalHealth

*Using Simulation Studies to Evaluate Statistical Methods* by @tmorris_mrc & @stats_q 🗓️ 10 – 11 Oct 2024 🏢 Online 🌐

Looking forward to speaking at the 4th International Global Academy of Women's Cancer Meeting on July 5/6 in Munich, Germany 🇩🇪 More info below 👇🏽 https://t.co/YWRJfKkpe8

Our new approach to non-inferiority #ClinicalTrials explicitly considers whether the new intervention is to be an “alternative” or a “replacement” to standard-of-care. Find out how this could help move new therapies into widespread use more quickly👇 https://t.co/uz0jOiVSbP

🆕25 at 25: We develop openly-available, user-friendly software packages to encourage researchers to implement our novel methods. Discover how our statistical software helps improve #ClinicalTrials & #MetaAnalysis globally. More details👉 https://t.co/4VqfRypTG2 #StatsTwitter

🧵We are proud to have had our PediCAP and NeoIPC teams share results at ESCMID Global! 👏 Follow along for some of the results shared! #ESCMIDGlobal2024 #PediCAP #NeoIPC

**New tutorial (PREPRINT)** We review multiple imputation approaches for handling incomplete longitudinal data (including the case with higher-level clusters), summarize available guidance and illustrate implementation (R and Stata) #epitwitter #rstats https://t.co/NukwEyoSz8

🚨New podcast episode out now and it's all about #MetaAnalysis! @petegodolphin & @pgd81 discuss the new ‘within-trial framework for subgroup analysis', to work out which #ClinicalTrials participants benefit most from a treatment. 🎧Listen now: https://t.co/VohigGJu5W

We are giving an online workshop on Simulation Studies to Evaluate Stats Methods for GESIS in October. Needless to say, with @tmorris_mrc!

100th participant recruited to the REFINE-Lung study!! Thanks to all patients and carers who've supported, hard working sites and amazing clinical trials teams @MRCCTU @ImperialSandC @stats_q @MaxParmarMRCUCL #lungcancer #Immunotherapy

Have you checked out our @MRCCTU @ucl Trial Talk Podcast? If not check it out and give us a follow 👇 https://t.co/GHOAQWiUmj #TrialTalkPodcast #ClinicalTrials

New preprint 📝 Multiple imputation of missing data in large studies with many variables: A fully conditional specification approach using partial least squares. Preprint: https://t.co/zcQEghTKyi OSF-Repo:

📽️NEW VIDEO 📽️ "How to get your article rejected by the BMJ: 12 common statistical issues" I discuss common stats issues we encounter at @bmj_latest Please check before you submit next article 🫣 Santa would check the list twice 🎅 Hope helpful 🙏 https://t.co/UBTu2YTSFz

Cluster randomized controlled trial analysis at the cluster level: The clan command - Jennifer A. Thompson, Baptiste Leurent, Stephen Nash, Lawrence H. Moulton, Richard J. Hayes, 2023

Do you know what to do when your simulation study results aren't what you expected? A new paper from @IanWhit25399993, @t_mpham, @stats_q & @tmorris_mrc gives guidance on preventing errors to improve the quality of published simulation studies👇 https://t.co/WOqs2qicOT