Pharmaceutical Statistics

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Optimal caliper widths for propensity-score matching when estimating differences in means and differences in proportions in observational studies

Guidelines for accurate EC50/IC50 estimation

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Proposed best practice for statisticians in the reporting and publication of pharmaceutical industry-sponsored clinical trials

A guide to the design and analysis of small clinical studies

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OnlineOpen – The Open Access Option for Authors

OnlineOpen is available to authors who wish to make their article open access, free to read, download and share via Wiley Online Library and PubMed Central. Read this recent OnlineOpen article. Yours can be too. Learn more about OnlineOpen.

Escalation strategies for combination therapy Phase I trials
Michael J. Sweeting and Adrian P. Mander

The Journal Club has now been running for just over 3 years, we want to give you the chance to have your say and to determine the direction of the years events.

This survey provides the opportunity for you to choose what you would like to hear.

Further information is available at the journal club homepage www.psiweb.org/journalclub, or to access the survey directly, visit http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/K9WT9Q6.

Please be sure to submit your answers by 8 June 2013.

PSI Conference 2013

This year, the closing session at 11:30 on Wed 15th May celebrates 10 years of Pharmaceutical Statistics.

Pharmaceutical Statistics, PSI’s own journal, has been around for more than 10 years, and during this time, has seen the publication of many important and influential papers. In this session, PSI have picked one such paper (“Assurance in Clinical Trial Design”, by A. O’Hagan, J.W. Stevens and M.J. Campbell, Pharmaceutical Statistics 4, 187-201, 2005) to be presented by one of the authors, in the style of an RSS Ordinary meeting.

Find out more at http://www.psiweb.org

New Editor-in-Chief

We are delighted to welcome Oliver Keene as one of three Editors-in-Chief of Pharmaceutical Statistics. Oliver studied mathematics at Cambridge University before completing an MSc in statistics at University College, London.

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