In November I gave a seminar for the Canadian Network for Observational Drug Effect Studies (CNODES) entitled
"Targeted Learning for the Estimation of Drug Safety and Effectiveness: Getting Better Answers by Asking Better Questions."
The video presentation synced with the overhead slides is now online on the CNODES website.
In this talk I demonstrate the importance of taking a marginal approach to the estimation of the effects of medications. I focus on the "Targeted Learning" roadmap (van der Laan and Rose, 2011) which is used to construct robust estimators of causal effects.
"Targeted Learning for the Estimation of Drug Safety and Effectiveness: Getting Better Answers by Asking Better Questions."
The video presentation synced with the overhead slides is now online on the CNODES website.
In this talk I demonstrate the importance of taking a marginal approach to the estimation of the effects of medications. I focus on the "Targeted Learning" roadmap (van der Laan and Rose, 2011) which is used to construct robust estimators of causal effects.
Photo credit: Christina Esteban Photography, http://cepstudio.com
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