Video Learning

The Department of Biostatistics is happy to provide you a platform for learning biostatistics via online-video lectures. These videos were created on various seminars around the campus including our departmental weekly seminar series, the monthly Health Services Research (HSR) Biostatistics lectures and the monthly Center for Quantitative Sciences (CQS) workshops.

Wiki presentation, by Cole Beck VIDEO

Propensity Score and Instrumental Variable Method, by Ayumi Shintani VIDEO

Principle Stratification: An Analysis Approach for Dealing with Post-Randomization Selection and Truncation by Death, by Bryan Shepherd VIDEO

Introduction to Bayesian Analysis, by Ben Saville VIDEO

Introduction to Instrumental Variable Method in Health Services Research, by John Graves VIDEO

Introduction to Marginal Structural Models, by Robert Greevy VIDEO

Quantifying the clinical value of diagnostic biomarkers and tests, by Karel Moons VIDEO HANDOUT

The Synthetic Derivative: What is it? How to Use it? Why would you Use?, by Jacqueline Kirby VIDEO

Cluster RCT: A Perspective, by Bob Johnson VIDEO

Phenotype Discovery from Messy EMR Data by Tom Lasko VIDEO

Getting More Bang for Less bucks: High Powered Biased Design for Longitudianal Data, by Jonathan Schildcrout VIDEO

Interpreting Incremental Values of Biomakers by Michael Pencina VIDEO

3+3 Designs and Their Problems by Tatuski Koyama VIDEO

Statisticians Adapt to Phase I Study Limitations, by Gregory D. Ayers VIDEO

Bayesian Power Via Predictive Probabilities, by Ben Saville VIDEO

'BioVU': Personalized Medicine, by Jennifer Madison VIDEO

Introduction to Bayesian Continual Reassessment Method (CRM) for Phase I Clinical Trials, by JoAnn Alvarez VIDEO