The Biostatistics, Epidemiology, and Research Design (BERD) groups at Wake Forest, Duke, and UNC are working together to share educational and training resources. The seminars are designed to provide researchers and aspiring researchers with tools and resources related to each of the BERD disciplines. The following seminars are shared across all three institutions.
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Spring 2025 |
Topic |
Speaker |
Summary |
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1/15/25 |
Causal Inference and Identifying Threats To Validity | Mike Bancks, PhD, MPH Associate Professor, Epidemiology and Prevention |
This session will introduce approaches that can be used to identify and mitigate threats to validity in epidemiological and clinical research |
| 2/05/25 | Study Designs: Methods In Pharmaco-Epidemiology | Emilie Duchesneau, PhD Assistant Professor, Epidemiology and Prevention |
This session will present an introduction to and overview of fundamental methods, concepts, and approaches used in pharmaco-epidemiological studies. |
| 2/19/25 | Interaction and Effect Modification: What Are They And How Are They Different |
Mike Bancks, PhD, MPH Associate Professor, Epidemiology and Prevention |
This advanced-level session will introduce, describe, and distinguish causal interaction and effect measure modification. |
| 3/05/25 | Introduction To REDCap | Bas de Veer REDCap Manager |
This session will present an introduction to using REDCap for research purposes. Topics will cover use cases for surveys, form building, reports and exports, data quality tools, e-consent, and user management. |
| 3/19/25 | Leadership in Focus Seminar Series Session #1: Leadership Skills |
Jamy Ard, MD Professor, Department of Epidemiology and Prevention |
This session will provide an introduction to the Wake Forest CTSI new Leadership in Focus Series! |
| 4/02/25 | Analysis Of A Discrete Outcome |
Hannah Ainsworth, PhD |
This introductory-level session will present the basic statistical concepts and approaches for analyzing outcome data with discrete or categorical form. |
| 4/16/25 | Survival Analysis | Mitchell Paukner, PhD Assistant Professor, Department of Biostatistics and Data Science |
This session will present an introduction to survival analysis including fundamental statistical concepts and approaches for analyzing outcome data in the form of time-to-occurrence of an event. |
| 5/07/25 | Project Migration | Bas de Veer REDCap Manager |
Learn how to migrate a REDCap project from REDCap installation to another. This talk covers the basics of project migration, some common pitfalls for both general migration and Advocate Health specific issues. |