Corey Scholes, PhD

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Corey Scholes, PhD

Corey Scholes, PhD

@CoreyScholes

Scientist, researcher, helping others through @ebmanalytics

Artarmon, Sydney Katılım Temmuz 2011
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Cyril Zakka, MD
Cyril Zakka, MD@cyrilzakka·
Due in part to the large number of runaway takes in medical AI, I'm launching a regular thread to spotlight noteworthy and more leveled research papers in the space and/or related fields with promising applications in healthcare. RTs appreciated. Let's begin!
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Corey Scholes, PhD
Corey Scholes, PhD@CoreyScholes·
@LiangRhea and it certainly doesn't help the rest of us that are either driving a larger body of work or have to review the output as part of a systematic review or otherwise
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Corey Scholes, PhD@CoreyScholes·
@LiangRhea The current dogma also perpetuates this idea that research is not a serious activity and doesn't have any bearing on clinical practice. Absolutely agree there has to be a better way that doesn't do such disservice to everyone. It doesn't help students be better clinicians....
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Rhea Liang
Rhea Liang@LiangRhea·
@CoreyScholes Thanks Corey, I'm glad to hear our findings resonate. There's got to be some way we can get better experiences for those with a serious desire to do research *and* more suitable experiences for those who have more need of skills *interpreting* research.
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Rhea Liang@LiangRhea·
Q: How useful are mandated research projects in specialty medical training? A: Not very. Our qualitative study of 7 medical colleges shows positive experiences rely on luck rather than intentionally structured learning. Why are we still doing this? #MedEd bmcmededuc.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…
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Corey Scholes, PhD@CoreyScholes·
@LiangRhea Great study @LiangRhea - something I've been talking to consultants about for some time. As someone who directly supports student research in surgical specialities, these results are exactly in line with our experiences.
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Andrew Althouse
Andrew Althouse@ADAlthousePhD·
@PhDemetri @alexkyllo @ajordannafa My favorite is when they get a dataset and start doing context-free stuff like including the hospital code for CPR in a predictive model of hospital mortality.
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Dr. Glaucomflecken
Dr. Glaucomflecken@DGlaucomflecken·
Know someone in healthcare about to dip their toe into using social media professionally? I created a (helpful, I think!) guide to using social media successfully, safely, and ethically. Download it for free: glaucomflecken.com/med-social-med…
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Corey Scholes, PhD@CoreyScholes·
@MatthewBJane @MatthewBJane what do you think of imputing the 7 missing values for the length of intervention model? More to cover all bases, rather than thinking that it would change the pattern reported by complete case analysis so far
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Corey Scholes, PhD@CoreyScholes·
@camjpatrick Establishing a synchronised orbit between a person's written question, their actual question, the dataset collected and the model they've decided to throw at it should be an Olympic sport
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Corey Scholes, PhD@CoreyScholes·
@FelipeLuizFV Working with patient-reported proms in musculoskeletal research... psychometrics discussions would be very useful
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Corey Scholes, PhD@CoreyScholes·
@AdamMeakins The lack of cadaver anatomy knowledge continues to reveal itself in surprising ways
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The Sp⚽️rts Physio
The Sp⚽️rts Physio@AdamMeakins·
Tell me you know nothing about SIJ anatomy and biomechanics without telling me! 🤦‍♂️ Your SIJ can not be ‘instantly decompressed’ by side lying on a towel! 🤦‍♂️
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Corey Scholes, PhD@CoreyScholes·
@statsepi A hashtag for a nondescript t-test is the marketing glowup giving me hope anyone can make it in this crazy world
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Chelsea Parlett
Chelsea Parlett@ChelseaParlett·
I just made a joke about pining for the fjords in a work call and I don’t know that people got the reference and they probably think I’m a weirdo who is oddly into fjords😩
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Corey Scholes, PhD@CoreyScholes·
@LiangRhea In qld back in the past centuries it used to be an elective sport - did someone who was good at cross country get in out in charge of the curriculum at some point?
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Rhea Liang
Rhea Liang@LiangRhea·
It's that time of year when I rail AGAIN at the futility and harm of compulsory school cross country. It's not a feature of schooling in many countries, and their kids are not lacking for teamwork/stamina/ healthy habits/ whatever rubbish justification schools magic up for it. 🤨
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Cross country. Making entire cohorts of different abilities run long distances without any prior training, for the purpose of 'house points' or some such. Still mandatory in many schools. Breaks almost every good practice guideline of both education and sports exercise. 👎👎👎

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Dr Liz Allen
Dr Liz Allen@DrDemography·
YIKES! Don’t do this. Data from vital registrations - births, deaths, marriages - are crucial to a whole range of data and allocation needs. Privatising this public good is a governance nightmare with major legislative headaches. theage.com.au/politics/victo…
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Andrew MacDonald 🌈
Andrew MacDonald 🌈@polesasunder·
Are people still mostly on here or on another app? I do want to talk about stats with online colleagues still !
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