All Articles on Biostatistics
HIV/AIDS research advances through Pamela Shaw's workShaw's project to reduce the impact of errors in data was just honored with an NIH MERIT award
What motivates Yates Coley’s work to build equitable prediction models?Their work contributes to improved quality of care and better understanding of patients’ needs.
Predicting and preventing missed clinic visitsBiostatistician Yates Coley reports on new predictive analytics work that’s decreasing missed visits at KP Washington.
Can where you move impact future weight gain?A new study finds that moving from low- to high-density neighborhoods might be related to reductions in weight gain.
Greater infection risks linked to COVID-19 disparitiesNew work by Susan Shortreed, PhD, finds infection risks drive worse outcomes for some racial and ethnic groups.
Study examines racial inequity in suicide prediction modelsKaiser Permanente researchers stress need to test how prediction models perform in all racial, ethnic groups.
KP biostatisticians help monitor COVID-19 vaccine safetyDr. Jennifer Nelson explains how Kaiser Permanente scientists are helping the CDC and FDA keep an eye out for rare adverse events.
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