Why research in statistics and health economics is so cool
Hi guys, today I wanted to post something different from usual research tediousness that is only liked by statisticians and try to focus on another component my academic career, education or teaching, which has recently become quite prominent (with pros and cons of course).
Hello there! (do you get the movie reference?) Just a quick update from this month as I have recently received confirmation that a new paper I was involved with as first author has finally been published on Health Economics!
Hello folks, here I am with my monthly update about my work and basically what I am up to. A few (mostly happy) things have happened since last time so thought it would be nice to share them with you.
Hi everybody, I am happy to be back on my blog to talk about something new and interesting, at least to me it is! Recently I have been so busy with routine works that I had little time to focus on my personal projects, which is something I definitely need to change in the upcoming weeks.
Hello folks and happy new year! Despite all the problems that occurred in this period in relation to the pandemic and travel restrictions, I hope you had a nice break and recharged your batteries for the upcoming months.
As the spectre of a new lockdown approaches the Netherlands, I find myself wondering what are the prospects for the upcoming months. Well, hopefully, things will be better than last year given that the amount of vaccinations is pretty high and there should be no big problems in terms of mobility for those who were vaccinated.
Recently I have come across something I found a little odd when performing a statistical analysis of trial-based CEA data and I would like to share here my experience in the hope that anybody may be able to read it (and correct me if I am wrong).
Well those holidays were pretty short in my opinion! Anyway, time to get back to work and, in fact, it has been already a while since the normal routine started. I try to keep my posts updated as much as I can but with the approaching of the next academic year things are a bit hectic.
Holidays! Yes, really holidays! This year has been particularly difficult and hard for many people and I am no exception. With the moving to Maastricht, the need to familiarise with a new working and living environment, the lockdown measures, the new teaching and administrative tasks, and mnay other little things, I arrived at the end of the academic year almost annihilated.