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Faculty of Mathematics

 

Professor of the Public Understanding of Risk

Research Interests: Public understanding of uncertainty and risk, Bayesian methods, biostatistics, performance assessment

Examples sheets and lecture notes can be found on my teaching page.

Publications

Issues in data monitoring and interim analysis of trials
AM Grant, DG Altman, AB Babiker, MK Campbell, FJ Clemens, JH Darbyshire, DR Elbourne, SK McLeer, MKB Parmar, SJ Pocock, DJ Spiegelhalter, MR Sydes, AE Walker, SA Wallace, DAMOCLES study group
– Health Technol Assess
(2005)
9,
1
Issues in data monitoring and interim analysis of trials.
AM Grant, DG Altman, AB Babiker, MK Campbell, FJ Clemens, JH Darbyshire, DR Elbourne, SK McLeer, MK Parmar, SJ Pocock, DJ Spiegelhalter, MR Sydes, AE Walker, SA Wallace, SG DAMOCLES
– Health technology assessment (Winchester, England)
(2005)
9,
Public or private health care?: Farr on 'The Mortality of Lunatics'
D Spiegelhalter
– Significance. Statistics Making Sense
(2005)
2,
38
A proposed charter for clinical trial data monitoring committees: helping them to do their job well
DAMOCLES Study Group, NHS Health Technology Assessment Programme
– Lancet
(2005)
365,
711
Data monitoring in randomized controlled trials: surveys of recent practice and policies.
F Clemens, D Elbourne, J Darbyshire, S Pocock, DAMOCLES Group
– Clinical Trials
(2005)
2,
22
Issues in data monitoring and interim analysis of trials
AM Grant, DG Altman, AB Babiker, MK Campbell, FJ Clemens, JH Darbyshire, DR Elbourne, SK McLeer, MKB Parmar, SJ Pocock, DJ Spiegelhalter, MR Sydes, AE Walker, SA Wallace
– Health Technology Assessment
(2005)
9,
Bayesian random effects meta-analysis of trials with binary outcomes: methods for the absolute risk difference and relative risk scales - Reply
DJ Spiegelhalter, DE Warn, SG Thompson
– Statistics in Medicine
(2005)
24,
2743
Bayesian random effects meta-analysis of trials with binary outcomes: Methods for the absolute risk difference and relative risk scales (multiple letters)
K O'Rourke, DG Altman
– Statistics in medicine
(2005)
24,
2733
Multiple-bias modelling for analysis of observational data - Discussion
J Copas, DR Jones, D Spiegelhalter, K Rice, B Armstrong, S Senn, J Carpenter, M Kenward, B De Stavola, D Nitsch, CR Muirhead, J Hodges, NT Longford, A Gelman, D Draper, P Gustafson, L McCandless, DB Rubin
– JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL STATISTICAL SOCIETY SERIES A-STATISTICS IN SOCIETY
(2005)
168,
291
On Wasps and Club Dinners
D Spiegelhalter
– Significance
(2004)
1,
183
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Research Groups

Centre for Mathematical Imaging in Healthcare
DPMMS retired
Statistical Laboratory