We talked about the following points:

In this episode, we talked about the following points:

Some of the input data is missing for some studies. How do you deal with these missings - just exclude them?

You compare many treatments with each other in a pairwise way. How do you best communicate this large matrix of pairwise comparisons?

You need to adapt your NMA last minute because there was a delay in the system and your systematic literature search became outdated. Do you need to postpone the launch of the new product by a couple of weeks?

You got regulatory approval for a new indication earlier than expected. While the regulatory team celebrates the achievement you worry that you need to have your NMA ready 3 months earlier. Will you be able to deliver?

We discuss these and many more problems of NMAs.

If you would like to get help around these, write an email to [email protected] or contact me via LinkedIn.

Listen to this webinar while Emma and I talk about exploring the resulting recruitment challenges in a post-pandemic world within Life Sciences as a sector, also specifically within statistics across the UK and Europe. We confront recruitment challenges, as well as taking a thorough analysis into what Statisticians want—how to hire and how to keep top talent.

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What brought Anders into RWE

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We also talk about the following points:

• How have you learned about the concept of your personal board of directors?
• Why should we have one?
• What worked and didn’t work as you built your own board?
• Do you have an example of where this board helped you?
• How does it evolve over time?

References:

• 4 Steps to build your personal directors
• Everyone needs a personal board of directors
• Personal board of directors

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In today's episode, Benjamin and I review 9 mistakes we often see during presentations. We'll talk about:

1. Start with an introduction of yourself 
2. Wordy slides 
3. Monotonous 
4. Not speaking to the audience 
5. Hiding on stage
6. Reading from the slides 
7. Not creating emotions 
8. Too much content 
9. Bad ending 

If you want to learn more about how to improve your presentation skills, enroll into the presentation course of The Effective Statistician:

Winning with Words and Graphs: The Effective Statistician presentation and data visualization masterclass

In this online, on-demand program, you will:

• Learn the fundamentals of preparing and delivering an engaging, impactful presentation including the five questions you need to answer for ANY presentation (and the one you should avoid)
• Understand the three keys to creating powerful, clear visuals and be aware of the most common mistakes
• Hear real industry examples and experiences that demonstrate and reinforce key presentation and visualization concepts
• Improve one of your own presentations (past or current) that will serve as an application of these tools and concepts

Click here to learn more and enroll.

Biomarkers help you in all kinds of different ways, so stay tuned while Guillaume, Nicole, and I talk about the following points:

• What are biomarkers for you?
• What makes it such an interesting topic?
• Why do you want to revitalize the biomarker SIG?
• What are your goals for the SIG?
• The richness of biomarkers requires more advanced methods. What would you foresee your SIG to do about these?
• How can people join the SIG?

Reference: SIGS Biomakers

Interested in joining the Biomarkers SIG?

Please send an email to Nicole or Guillaume.

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