PSI Journal Club: Limitations and Challenges with Mixed Model Repeated Measures (MMRM) Analysis
Moses Mwangi and Florian Lasch present their recent work on MMRM, with discussion lead by Geert Molenberghs.
Time: 16:00 - 17:30 (UK Time)
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Join us in our discussion on survival analysis method with focus on the application of two Bayesian methods for time to event data at 4pm (BST) on Thursday 11 July.Our two presenters are Peter Thall from MD Anderson and Kyu Ha Lee from Harvard. The discussants are: Axel Gandy, Imperial College London (RSS discussant) and Neby Bekele, Gilead Sciences (PSI discussant).
The webinar is sponsored by Wiley who will make both papers free to access for a few weeks before and after the webinar.
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Moses Mwangi and Florian Lasch present their recent work on MMRM, with discussion lead by Geert Molenberghs.
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