Outreach/Dissemination
Presentations
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Internal thesis seminar: “Quick introduction to mediation analysis, previous hobbies and new challenges
Conference Contributions
Oral presentations
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'Additive and multiplicative hazard models in practice – A series of case studies from clinical epidemiology.' Austro-Swiss Regional Meeting of International Biometric Society (ROeS), Lausanne, 2019
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*'Transparent statistical models in the times of machine learning.' Austro-Swiss Regional Meeting of International Biometric Society (ROeS), Lausanne, 2019: *presentation by Georg Heinze
Poster presentations
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Accepted, but COVID19-cancled – European Causal Inference Meeting (EuroCIM). Oslo: Fixing non-convergence in causal mediation analysis with binary mediators and outcomes
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Accepted, but COVID19-postponed Meeting of the Society for Epidemiological Research (SER), Boston: Fixing non-convergence in causal mediation analysis with binary mediators and outcomes
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'Cox and Aalen Models in Action - A series of cases from clinical epidemiology.' Meeting of the International Society for Clinical Biostatistics (ISCB), Leuven, 2019
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'Cox and Aalen Models in Action - A series of cases from clinical epidemiology.' Joint Statistical Meetings (JSM), Denver, 2019
Presentations for a more diverse audience
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Science lunch at the Center for Public Health: “Mediation analysis in a simple setting and with a time-to-event response”
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Joint seminar of the Viennese and Styrian-CarinthianBiometric section: “Time-dependent mediators in survival analysis: “Modeling direct and indirect effects with the additive hazards model
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SAS DACH community meetings
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‘Causal Modeling – Idea, Rational, Example’
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Summary of our manufacturing project
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Publications
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Tian Y, Reichardt B, Dunkler D, Hronsky M, Winkelmayer WC, Bucsics A, Strohmaier S, Heinze G. Comparative effectiveness of branded vs. generic versions of antihypertensive, lipid-lowering and hypoglycemic substances: a population-wide cohort study. Scientific Reports. 2020, 10:5964; https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-020-62318-y
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Aalen OO, Stensrud MJ, Didelez V, Daniel R, Røysland, K, Strohmaier S. Time-dependent mediators in survival analysis: Modelling direct and indirect effects with the additive hazards model. Biometrical Journal, 2019, 1-18; doi: 10.1002/bimj.201800263
Press releases, articles in popular science journals, newspapers or newsletters
The study on comparative effectiveness of branded vs. generic versions of antihypertensive, lipid-lowering and hypoglycemic substances mentioned in the summary of WP 2. Cox and Aalen models in practice was promoted in a press release by the MUW:
Other activities
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Administrative activities for the Viennese Biometric Section of the Austrian-Swiss region of the International Biometric Society