Btw should I set up a livestream again of me gaming? 👾 It's mostly retro games such as Sonic or Rollercoaster Tycoon, or relaxing dumb games like Brotato and PowerWashing Simulator with me blabbering in the background 😅 #streaming#gaming
Another shout out for our new preprint, https://osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/vzg3e
which we think is interesting for 3 reasons:
a) Acts as a tutorial to introduce DeclareDesign, an excellent #simulation package in R
b) Uses it to compare 2 competing analyses of a RCT run by EEF on GraphoGame
c) Argues for simulation as way forward in the 'multiple analysts' problem
@br00t4c TL;DR: It's because the COVID mask analysis in question excluded evidence not from Randomly Controlled Trials (RCTs). But RCTs are a bad way to get evidence about masks (among other things, like the efficacy of flossing or parachutes), and there are lots of good studies that aren't RCTs about masking and COVID.
In patients with atrial fibrillation requiring cessation of warfarin for surgery, bridging anticoagulation does not change the incidence of thromboembolism, although does increase major bleeding.
Okay Stats-o-don, show me that you're more alive than the (formerly)🦜site. Please hit me with favorite refs/guidance on analysis of randomized trials where Tx is assigned within sites for part of the sample but between sites for the other part (i.e., hybrid of individual- and cluster-randomization). #Stats#RCT#CausalInference
Personal protective equipment (PPE) may significantly reduce first-pass intubation success for trainees, primarily due to the visibility impact of protective hoods.
Taylor 2018 AmJEmergMed #RCT
→ (summary) metajournal.com/29074070