Webinars
The HaemSTAR webinar series, in collaboration with the limbic aims to bring you inspiring speakers and research-themed talks in non-malignant haematology.
How to get your article rejected by The BMJ: 12 common statistical issues
With Prof. Richard Riley
Friday 10th May
Join Prof. Richard Riley as he discusses the most common issues encountered during statistical peer review at The BMJ, and explains how to avoid these problems in your articles. Notable issues include a poorly defined research question, mishandling of continuous variables and missing data, and incomplete reporting or spin.
Prof. Richard Riley
Professor of Biostatistics, University of Birmingham, and Chief Statistics Editor for the BMJ and BMJ Medicine.
Hosted by Dr Richard Buka
8.30 - 9.15 Click here to sign-up
Upcoming talks
Friday 10th May, 08:30 - 09:15
Prof. Richard Riley, Professor of Biostatistics, University of Birmingham. Editor at BMJ
Host: Richard Buka
Past talks - on demand
Anaemia and the risk of bleeding – Insights from the WOMAN-2 study 15th September 2023
Prof. Ian Roberts, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
Host: Richard Buka
Preventing and managing pain in sickle cell disease 17th November 2023
Dr Noemi Roy, University of Oxford
Host: Stephen Hibbs
Complexities of choosing antithrombotic therapy – could AI help? 8th December 2023
Dr Mark Thomas, University of Birmingham
Host: Richard Buka
Research opportunities in precision medicine for Haematology 19th January 2024
Dr Suthesh Sivapalaratnam, Queen Mary University of London
Host: Olga Tsiamita
How close to normal is modern haemophilia care? 9th February 2024
Prof. Mike Laffan, Professor of Haemostasis and Thrombosis, Imperial College London
Host: Christina Crossette-Thambiah
The role of NHSBT in caring for patients with Sickle Cell Disorder 8th March 2024
Dr Tom Bullock, Interim Chief Scientific Officer, NHS Blood and Transplant
Host: Richard Buka
TTP: the disease, its treatments and remaining challenges 24th April 2024
Prof. Bernhard Lämmle, Emeritus Professor, Universitätsmedizin, Mainz
Host: Richard Buka