Statistical Power Analysis in ODA, CTA and Novometrics (Invited)

Nathaniel J. Rhodes Chicago College of Pharmacy, and the Pharmacometrics Center of Excellence, Midwestern University Statistical power analysis simulation results are provided for determining the “worst-case” sample size assuming minimal measurement precision and relatively weak or moderate effect strengths. In simulated trials with relatively weak effects (ESS = 24%), greater than 80% and greater than … Continue reading Statistical Power Analysis in ODA, CTA and Novometrics (Invited)

Implementing ODA from Within Stata: An Application to Estimating Treatment Effects using Observational Data (Invited)

Ariel Linden Linden Consulting Group, LLC In this paper, I demonstrate how treatment effects in observational data can be estimated for both binary and multivalued treatments using the new Stata package for implementing ODA. Matching and weighting techniques are implemented and ODA results are compared to those using conventional regression approaches. View journal article  

Implementing ODA From Within Stata: An Application to Data From a Randomized Controlled Trial (Invited)

Ariel Linden Linden Consulting Group, LLC In this paper, the new Stata package for implementing ODA is introduced by reanalyzing data from a study by Linden and Butterworth (2014) that investigated the effect of a comprehensive hospital-based intervention in reducing readmissions for chronically ill patients. In the original analysis, negative binomial regression was used to … Continue reading Implementing ODA From Within Stata: An Application to Data From a Randomized Controlled Trial (Invited)