Piers Gaunt opens our discussion on AI in clinical trials with a Tolkien-inspired (and AI-generated) call to join the Fellowship of the Roundtable. 🧙♂️
Let the conversation begin!
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AI is on the rise—but could it (or should it) play a role in clinical trials, and how? 🤖
Our first post-lunch session dives into the possibilities, kicking off with a demo of an SAP Bot by Alex Zimmerman.
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Delegates at the Stats National Meeting discussing the morning session over lunch!
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Excellent update on the new CONSORT/SPIRIT Statement by Brennan Kahan @mrcctu.bsky.social who discusses the important changes in reporting guidelines for clinical trials.
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Rebekah Burrow, discusses her NIHR pre-doctoral fellowship work on the inclusion of under-served groups in clinical trials, particularly pregnant people.
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How efficient were we? What could we do differently next time? 🤔
Sofia Massa highlights the value of reviewing your RCT statistical analyses after the trial—crucial for learning and improving.
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Stephen Bremner & Jo Haviland, joint chairs of the Stats Group, update delegates on recent activities—plus a warm welcome to the group’s new members!
Wonderful to see the group continue to attract people with such a wide range of specialties & interests
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Helen Evans, Network Programme Manager, reflects on an incredible year—what a range of activity across the network!
🌟 Huge thanks to everyone who shared their experiences and expertise. We couldn’t do it without you!
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And they’re off! 🎉
Catherine Hewitt, Stats Group Chair, kicks off the 2025 National Statistics Meeting in Oxford.
A packed agenda ahead—so with no further ado…
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