Скачать или смотреть IDWSDS 2025 - S408: Practical Methods for Real-World Research: Balancing Rigor and Simplicity

This session explores methodological strategies for conducting research using real-world data, with a focus on balancing statistical rigor and practical clarity. The first presentation compares propensity score methods offering insights into how different approaches handle confounding and influence survival estimates. The second presentation advocates for simplicity in data analysis, demonstrating how clear definitions, disciplined data preparation, and transparent modeling can yield more interpretable and trusted results than overly complex techniques. Together, these talks highlight the importance of methodological choices in shaping research outcomes in real-world settings.

ORGANIZER: Wendy Lou, University of Toronto
CHAIR: Wendy Lou, University of Toronto
Comparisons of Propensity Score Methods for Assessing Racial Disparities in Multiple Myeloma Health Outcomes
Xiaoxuan Han, AstraZeneca
Less Is More: Simple Methods for Impactful Clinical Analysis
Qiaowei Lin, Unity Health Toronto