Pages tagged with: medical-statistics
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National prenatal screening contract renewed with University
Public Health England (PHE) has renewed its contract with the University of Plymouth to provide the Down’s syndrome screening Quality Assurance Support Service (DQASS) for its Down’s, Edwards’ and Patau’s syndromes antenatal screening programme in England
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The EarlyBird study
Plymouth University: Insulin resistance is thought to underlie the development of type 2 diabetes and the aim of the study was to determine which children became insulin resistant and why.
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Medical Statistics: our team
Plymouth University: Meet all of the members of the Medical Statistics group
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Medical Statistics: consultancy / training
Plymouth University: The Medical Statistics group offers monthly statistics clinics to NHS staff who are based in Plymouth.
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Medical Statistics: selected publications
Plymouth University: Medical Statistics Selected Publications
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Medical Statistics: teaching
Plymouth University: Staff within the Medical Statistics group are actively involved in the teaching of statistics to undergraduate medical students and postgraduate taught programme and research students
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Medical Statistics: commercial contracts / services
Plymouth University: Medical Statistics: commercial contracts / services
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Medical Statistics: research
Plymouth University: The Medical Statistics group collaborate with local, national and international research groups to undertake high-quality research.
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Medical Statistics: news
University of Plymouth: Find about more about the news stories associated with the Medical Statistics group
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Medical Statistics: student opportunities
University of Plymouth: We encourage and support career development in applied statistics and offer opportunities for visiting placements, training posts and postgraduate study
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Medical Statistics
University of Plymouth's Medical Statistics research group focuses on research in areas of clinical trials, screening and diagnosis, biomarker discovery, risk assessment and personalised medicine.