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EVENING MEETING - 11 OCTOBER 2011 - OXFORD
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A Conversation with Doug Altman
This informal Q&A-based discussion, held at the Magdalen Centre, The Oxford Science Park and led by Professor Doug Altman, gave us all an opportunity to explore and reflect on the challenging pathways that neeed to be navigated from data collection to publication and provided an opportunity to muse on how dissemination of scientific data will be best achieved in the future. Doug also provided insight in to the background and current work of the EQUATOR Network, based here in Oxford. As usual, the meeting not only served as a valuable educational opportunity but also allowed plenty of time for networking with colleagues from across the MedComms business.
Doug's slide presentation can be downloaded here
More useful links:
CONSORT
EQUATOR Network
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SPONSORED BY:
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Dove Press
Presentation by:
Professor Doug Altman
Doug Altman is director of the Centre for Statistics in Medicine in Oxford. He has published over 400 peer reviewed articles, many aimed at clarifying statistical ideas for medical researchers. His varied research interests include the use and abuse of statistics in medical research, studies of prognosis, regression modeling, systematic reviews, randomised trials, and studies of medical measurement.
Doug is senior statistics editor at the BMJ and co-editor-in-chief of Trials. He is actively involved in leading the developing of guidelines for reporting research, including CONSORT, STROBE, and PRISMA, and in 2006 founded the EQUATOR Network which seeks to improve the quality of scientific publications by promoting transparent and accurate reporting of health research.
Companies
attending
included:
able mc
Caudex Medical
Communigen
Complete Medical Group Worldwide
Darwin Healthcare Communications
Darwin Healthcare Communications
Doctors.net.uk
Eastmond Medicomm
Elsevier
Ogilvy 4D
Oxford Outcomes
Oxford PharmaGenesis
Porterhouse Medical
Prosidion
RBW Consulting
Sound-motive
Watermeadow Medical
Woodrow Medical
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