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Small Populations SIG
Purpose
The SIG “Small populations” provides a forum for identifying and discussing statistical methodology related to clinical development of treatments in small populations, and for sharing experiences.Objectives
Our objectives include:
- Exchange information & share case studies of statistical/methodological challenges in the area of small populations
- Collaborate and discuss strategies and methodology
- Support the promotion of new methodology
- Organise and/or participate in workshops in the area of small populations
Who we are
| Name | Company/Institution | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Andreas Kaiser (Co-chair) | Bayer | Berlin, Germany |
| Aysun Cetinyurek Yavuz | Danone Nutricia Research | Utrecht, Netherlands |
| Carol Reid | Roche | Welwyn Garden City, UK |
| Francois Aubin (Co-chair) | Venn Life Sciences | Paris, France |
| Frances Lynn | Orchard-TX | |
| Natacha Gallot | ClinBAY | France |
| Rafael Sauter | Johnson & Johnson | Allschwil, Switzerland |
| Tal Otiker | GSK | London, UK |
| Tim Friede | University Medical Center Göttingen | Göttingen, Germany |
How to get in touch
For further information, or to join the Small Population SIG, please contact the co-chairs:
Andreas Kaiser (Bayer), andreas.kaiser@bayer.com
Francois Aubin (Venn Life Sciences), francois.aubin@vennlife.com
Resources
The SIG Small Populations has been working to identify publications that would be useful for statisticians working in studies with small populations. The topics that were chosen as of interest were extrapolation, historical controls, and meta-analytic priors.
Subgroups were set up to work on each of these topics. A literature search was performed to identify publications of potential interest. These were then reviewed within the subgroups and those deemed most relevant and useful were identified. The attached slides list the publications recommended for each topic with a brief description of the content and the reason for the recommendation.
- Extrapolation (selected publications) (Last update 2019)
- Historical Controls (selected publications) (Last update 2019)
- Meta-Analytic Priors (selected publications) (Last update 2019)
