All Articles on Biostatistics
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.
Helping KP Washington lead in intelligent health careHow our Learning Health System Program is using statistical methods and machine learning to respond to COVID-19.
Ask an epidemiologist: Where to learn online about COVID-19There’s much confusion about the new disease, but numbers don’t lie. The challenge is finding the right ones to follow.
How is biostatistician Susan Shortreed improving care?A love of problem-solving, math, and health science drive Dr. Shortreed’s work for better mental health treatment.
Why does Diana Miglioretti study the biostatistics of cancer screening?Family history sparks interest for KPWHRI senior investigator, UC Davis professor, and co-leader of the BCSC.
Seattle Symposium: Solving health data challenges with statisticsInterested in using data and innovative methods to improve everyday care? Join our October conference.
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