Be skeptical when you're around scientists that never say: I don't know. It's their job to not know and find out

Fabulous to see Implementation Science journal requiring reporting guidelines to ensure complete research papers!

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/30620…. Women have a heart too! I recall seeing this quote on a billboard, to draw attention and appreciation for CVD research in women. Finally there is a comprehensive review investigating the accuracy of all existing models to predict risk of CVD in women!

Does your journal promote reporting guidelines to improve the quality of all health research like Spinal Cord Journal? Let us know!

The program for the EBPI Colloquium Spring Series on "#ReproducibleScience" is set. @furrer_ebpi will answer the question: "Is it a reproducibility crisis or is it an innovation chance?"on 05 March, 4-5 pm. Stay tuned for more information on the other speakers! CRS@UZH University of Zurich

What a great video for understanding heart function

We leave engineering to the engineers. We leave surgery to the surgeons. We leave flying to the pilots. We leave electrical work to the electricians. But, we don’t trust vaccine science to the vaccine scientists. We trust Google, YouTube and memes over the professionals.

We have been hosting our third MiRoR visiting student, Anna Koroleva, here at the UK EQUATOR Centre. Read about Anna's innovative work on detecting spin in medical research reports: equator-network.org/2019/01/28/uk-…

For something more lighthearted, this short paper from 2004 on "How to ensure your paper is rejected by the statistical reviewer" is an enjoyable read (bit.ly/2MUPVmf)

"improvements in methodology and reporting are needed for studies that compare modeling algorithms."

I encourage people to pay close attention to how often: - journal title comes up *before* the science in everyday discussions - famous speakers are introduced by journal titles they've published in, not the science Push back, please.

All materials for the 4 hour workshop Data Science for Statisticians are available on GitHub. We covered tidyverse, dataviz, wrangling and machine learning. Includes 6 lectures in R markdown and html 5 labs solutions in R markdown and markdown github.com/rafalab/ds4sta…

Tomorrow we will host a special colloquium with the speakers Angelo Zehr and Pascal Biber, 2 journalists from SRF. They investigated, how many #clinicaltrials in #CH end up in the drawer. Everyone is welcome to join: 07 May, 4 pm, Hirschengraben 84, room F05. CRS@UZH University of Zurich

Podiumsdiskussion zum Thema Fake News- was es braucht sind journalistisch gut ausgebildete Redakteure und gute Bildung der Jugend.

Tomorrow, we’re tweeting live from the SCTO Forum, with the latest on #ResearchonResearch in #Switzerland & beyond. Follow #SCTOEvents to hear from M. Briel, Katie Gillies & STEAM members: Ulrike Held, Constantin Sluka &. S.Trelle, L.Vallotton, A.Gayet-Ageron & V.Gloy.

Does the inclusion of a biostatitician as a co-author improve the quality of reporting of clinical research? Ulrike Held describes plans for their study and highlights that just by asking the question is changing their local practice #SCTOevents

#AngeleGayetAgeron on gender bias in contributions to authorship in medical research. Women less likely to involved in conception and design, revision, final approval,and obtaining of funding. But more frequently in administration and logistics #SCTOevents bmjopen.bmj.com/content/9/2/e0…

'We need to be careful not to decouple #ResearchonResearch from the overall research endeavour and in doing so create an administrative monster' - Prof. Roger von Moos. Hear hear #SCTOevents

Matthias Briel giving an inspiring talk about improving clinical methodology,RoR and SWATs #SCTOevents #ResearchonResearch

#DAGStat BREAKING NEWS: Next conference to be held in Berlin Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin iBiKE Charité Statistisches Bundesamt Looking forward to #DAGStat2025