Research: Imaging studies
Research involving imaging modalities presents particular challenges. These include decisions about what aspect of the image to measure and what summary statistic to use, and how to deal with large amounts of multiple testing and possible diagnostic error.
The main aim of this research section is to provide a networking group for statistical researchers involved in imaging studies in healthcare research. We will meet twice-yearly and maintaining an email forum through JISC-mail (NIHR-STATS-IMAGING). Additionally, we plan to write up for publication articles describing statistical issues that arise in imaging studies.
A working group coordinates meetings and other activities. We are open to suggestions for topics and presentations for future meetings. Meetings to date have been organised to include 25 to 30 statisticians and researchers, enabling good networking and small group discussions.
Section leaders
Sue Mallett
University of Birmingham
Tom Fanshawe
University of Oxford
Section committee members
Elizabeth M A Hensor
University of Leeds
Susan Dutton
University of Oxford
Thomas E Nichols
University of Warwick
Julia Forman
University of Cambridge
Yemisi Takwoingi
University of Birmingham
Previous events
Challenges and Opportunities for Applied Statisticians
SAVE THE DATE – NIHR Statistics Group Annual Meeting 22-23 June 2017, Sheffield
Sample size and power in imaging studies
Statistical issues in clinical trials of inflammatory bowel disease using endoscopy
Inaugural meeting of the NIHR Statistics Group Imaging Studies Section
NIHR Statistical Group: Imaging in Translation Research Meeting
