Quantitative Bias Analysis: A Fireside Chat with Candice Johnson and Matthen Fox, February 22

Quantitative Bias Analysis: A Fireside Chat with Candice Johnson and Matthen Fox, February 22

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We are excited to offer our members access to more live SPER events! Join us for our next webinar: “Quantitative Bias Analysis: A fireside chat with Candice Johnson and Matthew Fox”.

Settle down with a warm beverage and listen to our presenters discuss questions like: should quantitative bias analysis be required in (most?) epi studies? Should journals require it? Should peer reviewers ask for it? Should SPER emphasize it as a professional society? In what situations does it absolutely make a difference? This power point-free discussion will be open to questions from the audience, feel free to submit those in advance here: https://forms.gle/E74BNMijjt5EHbDs9.

You do not need to be an SPER member to attend these events, but registration is required to access the Zoom link. Registration is available here: https://sper.org/online-events/

A recording of the event will be available to SPER members.

If you have comments or suggestions – please join the digital engagement committee here.


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