Chair: Sara Hughes
Speaker: Richard M. Nixon:
The rheumatoid arthritis drug development model: a case study in Bayesian clinical trial simulation
Co-authors: Anthony O'Hagan, Jeremy Oakley, Jason Madan, John W. Stevens, Nick Bansback, Alan Brennan
Pharmaceutical Statistics, Volume 8, Issue 4, pages 371–389, October/December 2009
Abstract | Paper+ | Slides
Speaker: Les W. Huson:
Bayesian fitting of a logistic dose-response curve with numerically derived priors
Co-author: N. Kinnersley
Pharmaceutical Statistics, Volume 8, Issue 4, pages 279–286, October/December 2009
Abstract | Paper+ | Slides
+ Papers available to view from 3rd March 2010 to 14th April 2010.
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This webinar will feature presentations from 3 speakers on the topic of Using Visualisations to Help Make Decisions.
The ITIT course will take 25 delegates new to the industry on a complete drug development experience from discovery to marketing. They will visit 6 companies from October 2020 to July 2021 to learn about 6 topics from experts in their field. The ITIT course will have 3 sessions in continental Europe and 3 - 4 sessions in the UK. It promises to be a truly memorable course.
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