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Complex Reviews Synthesis Unit @crsuuk.bsky.social · 03/09/2025

Evidence Synthesis: From Pairwise To Network Comparisons 📈 📣Join us for an in-person course to learn and apply pairwise and network meta-analysis in healthcare evaluation through lectures and hands-on exercises! 📆 29-30 Oct 📍 University of Glasgow 🔗 Learn more & Sign up: buff.ly/5oRvObq

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Clareece Nevill @clareecenevill.bsky.social · 04/09/2025

In 2025, many have heard of living systematic reviews - but how many are there? Are they all COVID-19 related? How are they conducted, reported, and disseminated? My first PhD paper looks into this and more - giving a benchmark for how LSRs are actually done and shared. doi.org/10.1016/j.jc...

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Complex Reviews Synthesis Unit @crsuuk.bsky.social · 30/07/2025

Join us for a webinar with Dr Lisa Hartling, a Professor at the University of Alberta and a Canada Research Chair in Knowledge Synthesis and Translation ✏️ Overviews of Reviews: Evolving Methods, Emerging Challenges 📅 2 October 🕐 1 PM 🔗 Sign up here: forms.office.com/e/RTMzPzgBpE

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Clareece Nevill @clareecenevill.bsky.social · 11/07/2025

Believe it or not - I'm not *just* playing with Lego here... This was taken at the Young Statisticians Meeting #YSM in Liverpool last week, where I was on the organising committee. This was the intro to the session on improving presentations by focusing on stories, scripts, and slides 😎

A woman at a table building letters with Lego

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Clareece Nevill @clareecenevill.bsky.social · 30/06/2025

📢Work from my @nihr.bsky.social Pre-Doc Fellowship has been published in BMJ Evidence Based Medicine 🤩 It introduces MetaImpact, a user-friendly educational tool for encouraging users to consider the current evidence base when designing new studies✨ ebm.bmj.com/content/earl...

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MetaImpact: a novel tool to enable evidence-based sample sizes for future trials

There is a balance when determining the sample size of a new study: with too few participants, the study may not detect an effect; with too many, some participants may undergo inferior treatments unne...

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Clareece Nevill @clareecenevill.bsky.social · 02/05/2025

UNDERGRAD INTERNSHIPS | MEDICAL STATISTICS | University of Leicester | 8 weeks starting 9th June We have received funding from NIHR to host 3 undergrad interns! The internship will involve a group and individual project (see thread for details). Please share around🤗 Get in contact if interested😀

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Information is Beautiful @infobeautiful.bsky.social · 13/03/2025

Great films fact-checked and visualised scene by scene. Is there really such a thing as a “true” true story in Hollywood? informationisbeautiful.net/visualizatio...

This image is a data visualization titled "Based on a *True* True Story?", showing a scene-by-scene breakdown of the factual accuracy in Hollywood films. It includes nine films: Selma, The Big Short, Bridge of Spies, 12 Years a Slave, Rush, Captain Phillips, The Wolf of Wall Street, Bohemian Rhapsody, and Spotlight. Bars for each film indicate the percentage of scenes that are true (blue), true-ish (light blue), false-ish (pink), false (red), or unknown (gray). Selma is 100% true, while Spotlight is 76.2% true, with varying percentages for other films. The source is informationisbeautiful.net.

Bar chart showing the accuracy of Hollywood films based on true stories. The films are ranked by percentage of scenes true to real events: The Social Network (76.1%), The King's Speech (74.4%), Hidden Figures (74%), Philomena (70.9%), Lion (61.4%), Dallas Buyers Club (61.4%), American Sniper (56.9%), Hacksaw Ridge (52.7%), and The Imitation Game (42.3%). Color-coded for accuracy: true (blue), true-ish (light blue), false-ish (pink), false (red), and unknown (gray).

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Matt Grainger @drmattg.bsky.social · 16/01/2025

The Evidence Synthesis Hackathon (eshackathon.org) is on tour this year. In early May we will be in London at UCL (more details coming very soon) & in July we are "crossing the pond" to Madison, Wisconsin, prior to the SRSM Annual Meeting (www.srsm.org/Meetings.html). Join us!

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a cartoon mouse is laying on a blanket with the words there are no cats in america

Alt: a cartoon mouse is laying on a blanket with the words there are no cats in america

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Matt Grainger @drmattg.bsky.social · 13/01/2025

This was a great collaboration with Maximus, Gav and @elinatakola.bsky.social. We show how network meta-analysis, a method common in medicine, could be applied in ecology. Preprint (prior to peer-review) is here: doi.org/10.32942/X2J... #evidenceSynthesis #metaanalysis

A hypothetical scenario where NMA combines all available evidence including those that have not previously been compared to each other

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Clareece Nevill @clareecenevill.bsky.social · 13/01/2025

Really exciting to see this being highlighted✨ Our suite of #CRSU apps have received such funding from CZI and its the first time that we've had funding specifically for MAINTENANCE of our apps - which is equally as important as developing new features #RShiny #EvidenceSynthesis

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Clareece Nevill @clareecenevill.bsky.social · 03/01/2025

#ggplot tip to start the year! #R #dataviz When using geom_polygon and restricting your axes, use coord_cartesian()! For ages my polygons weren't drawing properly (left image). Turns out, using scale_x_continuous() removes data first and then attempts to draw! All fixed now 😅 (right image)

Plot with areas not shaded correctly (there is a large white triangle where it shouldn't be)

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Clareece Nevill @clareecenevill.bsky.social · 03/12/2024

Just finished modularising an #RShiny app for the first time 🎉 Initially it sometimes felt unnecessary - but I'm looking forward to making further improvements to the app, knowing that it'll be simpler to navigate and make changes within modules! 😎

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Clareece Nevill @clareecenevill.bsky.social · 15/11/2024

As a first post I thought I'd keep it light and introduce the doggo! BlueSky meet Boson - he's certainly a force-carrier (can you tell my husband studies Physics...)

A tan and white American bulldog cross muddy after playing fetch in the grass

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