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The podcast from statisticians for statisticians to have a bigger impact at work. This podcast is set up in association with PSI - Promoting Statistical Insight. This podcast helps you to grow your leadership skills, learn about ongoing discussions in the scientific community, build you knowledge about the health sector and be more efficient at work. This podcast helps statisticians at all levels with and without management experience. It is targeted towards the health, but lots of topics will be important for the wider data scientists community.
PSI hosts The Effective Statistician - in association with PSI, a science show with 478 episodes published.
In this episode, I talk with Ning Leng, Ph.D., Director II, Data and AI Acceleration Group, Data & Statistical Sciences at AbbVie, about the growing role of the R Consortium in the pharmaceutical industry. Ning brings ex
Cancer treatments have changed dramatically over the past decade, but have our dose-finding strategies kept pace? In this episode, I speak with Dr. Ayon Mukherjee, who leads statistical innovation in early oncology devel
In this insightful interview, Emma May and Alun Bedding explore the nuances of coaching and mentoring, sharing personal stories, frameworks, and practical tips to enhance professional growth. Discover how these powerful
External control arms are becoming increasingly important in drug development, but creating valid comparisons requires more than matching patient populations. In this episode, I speak with Ben Ackerman, Director of Real-
A Discussion with Alun Bedding and David Wright, Jürgen Hummel, and Jenny Devenport This episode features three leading statistical methodology experts discussing the role, impact, and future of methodology groups in the
A Discussion with Andrew (Andy) York **Episode Summary ** What does “quality” really mean in statistical programming? In this episode of The Effective Statistician, I speak with Andrew (Andy) York about the evolving worl
A Conversation with Alun Bedding and Richard Zink In this episode, I hand over the mic to Alun Bedding, who speaks with Richard Zink about a topic that might surprise many statisticians: applied improvisation. At first g
A Conversation with Anna Mosikian Episode Overview In this episode, I speak with Anna Mosikian, a physician by training and Global Clinical Program Lead working at the intersection of clinical development and strategic m
A Conversation with Alun Bedding Why You Should Listen You want to build stronger, trust-based relationships at work You’re leading teams and want measurable ways to improve culture You want to understand how trust impac
Interview with Rachael Lawrance ** Why You Should Listen ** **If you work in clinical trials or healthcare analytics, this episode will help you: ** Understand why patient perspectives are now central—not optional Learn
A Conversation with Alun Bedding and Emma May **Why You Should Listen ** You want to grow into a leadership role as a statistician You’re looking to improve communication and influence You want to better understand emoti
A conversation with Manuel Cossio, Director Global AI at Cytel Why You Should Listen: If you’re curious about Generative AI but unsure how it truly fits into clinical development, medical writing, or statistical programm
Celebrating our community and looking ahead to a new year of insights In this episode: A heartfelt thank you to listeners for their support and engagement Appreciation for guests who share practical insights and experien
A conversation with Kaspar Rufibach Why You Should Listen: ✔ By the end of this episode, you’ll: ✔ Pick up concrete steps to improve your presentation skills over time: feedback, recordings, formal training, and delibera
A conversation with Deepa Jahagirdar Why Listen ✔ You want a clearer understanding of when and why ECAs make sense. ✔ You’re dealing with real-world data and need a practical framework for selecting the right source. ✔ Y
Interview with Frank Konietschke Why You Should Listen: Why this episode made our all-time Top 9: If you’ve ever thought “non-parametric = Wilcoxon/Mann-Whitney and that’s it,” this conversation will happily destroy that
A Conversation with Kaspar Rufibach Why You Should Listen: ✔ You need clear, defensible language for papers, conferences, and labels when your study had interims and stopping rules. ✔ You’ll learn practical rules-of-thum
A Conversation with Kaspar Rufibach Why You Should Listen: If you’ve ever wondered what adaptive designs really are, when they make sense, and how ICH E20 will influence our work as statisticians, this episode will give
A conversation with Alexander Schacht and Alun Bedding Why You Should Listen: ✔ Hear my personal reflections on 456 episodes and the evolution of this podcast. ✔ Learn a simple, values-based view of leadership that appli
Interview with Anja Schiel Why You Should Listen: f you’ve ever wondered whether single-arm studies are “good enough” for regulators or HTA bodies, this episode will challenge your assumptions. Anja Schiel, one of Europe
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Specialist Partner at Flint; former Deputy Director-General, DG FISMA (European Commission) · Atlanta Holistic Mental Health & Wellness
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Ning Leng
AbbVie
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Ayon Mukherjee
Eli Lilly
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Manuel Cossio
Cytel
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