Professor John Matthews gave an interesting talk about the bias introduced to binary outcomes in randomised controlled trials due to omitted covariates (both known and unknown).
Dr Tim Sprosen, Head of Regulations for the Nuffield Department of Population Health, who recently presented some results from his own research into the real risks of trials at the European Forum f
This week has seen the publication of the TIDieR guideline in the British Medical Journal. TIDieR stands for Template for Intervention Description and Replication (TIDieR) checklist and guide.
I attended an event on Friday hosted by the MRC North West Trials Hub (http://www.liv.ac.uk/translational-me
In OCTRU we work with researchers across the clinical themes we support. One of the researchers in these groups has published a research article in the BMJ this week.