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Ophthalmic statistics note 13: method agreement studies in ophthalmology-please don’t carry on correlating…
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31320382/
Ophthalmic statistics note 14: method agreement studies in ophthalmology: the intraclass correlation coefficient?
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32277011/
BJO Ophthalmic statistics note 12: multivariable or multivariate: what’s in a name?
BJO October 2017, Volume 101, Issue 10, online first 16 August 2017
BJO Ophthalmic statistics Note 11: Logistic regression
BJO December 2016, Volume 100, Issue 12, online first 3 November 2016
BJO Ophthalmic statistics Note 10: Data transformations
BJO December 2016, Volume 100, Issue 12, online first 18 July 2016
BJO Ophthalmic Statistics Note 9: Parametric versus non-parametric methods for data analysis
BJO July 2016, Volume 100, Issue 7, online first 27 April 2016
BJO Ophthalmic Statistics Note 8: Missing data – exploring the unknown
BJO March 2016, Volume 100, Issue 3, online first 30 December 2015
BJO Ophthalmic Statistics Note 7: Multiple hypothesis testing – to adjust or not to adjust
BJO September 2015, Volume 99, Issue 9, online first 25 June 2015
BJO Ophthalmic Statistics Note 6: Effect sizes matter
BJO May 2015, Volume 99, Issue 5, online first 26 February 2015
BJO Ophthalmic Statistics Note 5: Comparing diagnostic tests – sensitivity and specificity
BJO September 2015 Volume 99, Issue 9, online first 8 December 2014
BJO Ophthalmic Statistics Notes 4: Analysing controlled trials with baseline and follow-up measurements
BJO November 2014, Volume 98, Issue 11, online first 7 August 2014
BJO Ophthalmic Statistics Note 3: The perils of dichotomising continuous variables
BJO June 2014, Volume 98, Issue 6, online first 28 March 2014
BJO Ophthalmic Statistics Note 2: Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence
BJO MAY 2014, Volume 98, Issue 5, online first 3 March 2014
BJO Ophthalmic Statistics Note 1: Unit of analysis
Published BJO March 2014, Volume 98, Issue 3, online first 19 December 2013
Early phase clinical trials
How to design a dose-finding study using the Continual Reassessment Method
BMC Medical Research Methodology, in press
Embracing model-based designs for dose-finding trials
British Journal of Cancer advance online publication 29 June 2017
Dose-finding trials are essential to drug development as they establish recommended doses for later-phase testing. We aim to motivate wider use of model-based designs for dose finding, such as the continual reassessment method