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SUMMARY:Invite your Expert: Missing data and the g-formula
DESCRIPTION:by Jonathan Bartlett\, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medi
 cineIn this talk\, Jonathan Bartlett will introduce the g-formula: what it
  is\, when it is needed\, and how it can be used to answer causal question
 s in longitudinal studies with time-varying treatments and time-varying co
 nfounding.He will then turn to the common situation in which data are miss
 ing\, showing how the g-formula can be combined with multiple imputation b
 oth to handle the missing values and to estimate outcomes under different 
 treatment strategies. Practical examples will illustrate the approach and 
 offer guidance for applied researchers who would like to use these methods
  in their own work.\\r\\nPlease register: https://forms.gle/NM1KTa9U8Z6hw5
 JE8 [https://forms.gle/NM1KTa9U8Z6hw5JE8]\\r\\nAbout Invite Your Expert [t
 3://page?uid=379]
X-ALT-DESC:<p>by Jonathan Bartlett\, London School of Hygiene &amp\; Tropic
 al Medicine<br /><br />In this talk\, Jonathan Bartlett will introduce the
  g-formula: what it is\, when it is needed\, and how it can be used to ans
 wer causal questions in longitudinal studies with time-varying treatments 
 and time-varying confounding.<br /><br />He will then turn to the common s
 ituation in which data are missing\, showing how the g-formula can be comb
 ined with multiple imputation both to handle the missing values and to est
 imate outcomes under different treatment strategies. Practical examples wi
 ll illustrate the approach and offer guidance for applied researchers who 
 would like to use these methods in their own work.</p>\n<p>Please register
 : <a href="https://forms.gle/NM1KTa9U8Z6hw5JE8" target="_blank">https://fo
 rms.gle/NM1KTa9U8Z6hw5JE8</a></p>\n<p><a href="t3://page?uid=379">About In
 vite Your Expert</a></p>
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