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Our statistical team is capable of supporting a variety
of needs across the RTRN research community and will
work closely with the study teams to adapt our services
to meet their needs.
Study Design, Sample Size Calculations
& Power Analysis
Our statistical team collaborates
with study investigators to determine the statistical
design that best supports the hypotheses to be
evaluated. Our team conducts power calculations to
compare competing designs to
select a sample size
allocation that yields adequate power without
wasting valuable resources.
Our experience in randomized
trials includes factorial designs
and crossover designs.
We are also experienced in observational
and epidemiological studies, such as case-control
studies for rare events, population studies and surveys.
Statistical Analysis
In collaboration with study
investigators, our biostatisticians will provide
detailed statistical analysis planning which includes
study hypotheses, types of measurements to be analyzed,
and study design. We help to identify type of outcome
(i.e., continuous, categorical, or time-to-event) and
choice of randomization methods, any stratifying or
clustering,
repeated measurements, and
potential missing data issues.
Data Analysis
We routinely use a wide variety of
advanced statistical methods for data analysis.
Generalized linear mixed
models, hierarchical linear models and multi-level modes
are used for the repeated measure. For the
genetic data analysis, we
apply mixed model, variance comparison, and the random
coefficient mode.
Our biostatistics team is
able to adapt based on the study specifications and the
needs of the investigators.
Reports,
Publications and Presentations
Our statistical
team is capable of supporting a variety of needs across
the RTRN research community. Additional activities
include but are not limited to reporting to the
data safety monitoring board (DSMB) on safety and data
integrity, and on the results of interim analyses for
ongoing clinical trials. Our deep resources ensure that
abstract, presentation, and manuscript preparation runs
smoothly and that the results are of the highest
possible quality. Our statisticians, epidemiologists,
genetic data analyst and statistical programmer have a
strong record as primary
authors and coauthors on
publications and presentations.
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