
Tom Plunkett
@tsplunks
Health economist
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18-10-2018 13:23:20
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Our systematic review and meta-analysis on the volume-outcome relationship for PCI has been published in HRB Open Research hrbopenresearch.org/articles/4-10/… Looking forward to receiving peer review of our work.


It's fully-featured and ready to go! The did Stata package allows Stata access to the Callaway and Pedro H. C. Sant'Anna R package "did" for estimating difference-in-differences with staggered treatment and covariates. Check it out, and installation instructions, at github.com/NickCH-K/did

#drdid update on #Stata implementation: Its done. I will do some more testing and convert it into some usable form. Doing a full package will take time but I will put online in a week or so. Pedro H. C. Sant'Anna scott cunningham Nick HK





#EconTwitter Public Good Alert: I have created an online course in #causalinference (my 2020 lockdown project). The course is based on Mostly Harmless Econometrics and scott cunningham 's Mixtape, and covers basics of canonical research designs (IV, RDD, DiD, SC) 1/2



#PrecisionMedicine may offer improved Tx options tailored for the individual patient – but what are the challenges of #HEOR? The @nuigalway ISPOR student chapter & ISPOR Victoria and Tasmania Student Chapter will hold a #free webinar on 22Feb to discuss this in the context of #Ireland & #Australia Register👇


Patrick McHale of #novartis giving us an overview of gene therapies. So far this #webinar on 'The Challenges of Precision Medicine' has given so much food for thought! ISPOR Victoria and Tasmania Student Chapter @HealthEconNUIG #genetherapy #Pharmaceuticals




Together we competed in today's #3MT Monash Business School round and they were all amazing 🙌 I am also humbled and grateful to have been chosen the winner of this round 🙈😅 So thankful to my supervisors and PhD friends Centre for Health Economics-Monash Business School for helping me practice ❤️❤️❤️


Here is a decent summary of the advantages and disadvantages of many tools in causal inference (taken from Valentelyte et al. (2021) #econtwitter cc. scott cunningham Angus “burnt ends" Grier 🦧🍄🚀🥃 Gary A. Wagner link.springer.com/article/10.118…

