Mini Symposium: Bayesian statistical modelling in action

Mini Symposium: Bayesian statistical modelling in action
Mini Symposium: Bayesian statistical modelling in action

Principal speaker

Dr Clair Alston-Knox

Other speakers

Ibrahim Alkhairy; Ian Hughes; Son Nghiem; Tuula Jääskeläinen; Ghada Al-Najar


The stats-in-action mini-symposia on methods involving statistics are designed to showcase the variety of ways in which Griffith researchers and friends have put statistics to good use, in practice, to support an evidence-based approach to research.
This is the second and final of two mini-symposia to consider all facets of Bayesian stats-in-action. The common theme is how a Bayesian approach has made a difference in helping to address a research problem. From a wide range of statistical backgrounds, all researchers are willing to talk about their experiences, good or bad.
The Bayesian statistical models and computation discussed here are not necessarily novel, focussing on actual analysis, reporting or publishing experiences, and future plans.

Agenda
10.00 am - Introductions
Program Chair: Clair Alston-Knox

10.05 am - Experimental designs for constructing experts elicitation of large conditional probability tables
Speaker: Ibrahim Alkhairy

10.35 am - Bayesian Estimation of Suicidal Presentation Prevalence to Emergency Departments
Speaker: Ian Hughes

10.55 am - Can administrative health data improve the gold standard? Evidence from a model the progression of heart attack
Speaker: Son Nghiem

11.25 am - Music students' experienced workload, livelihoods and stress in higher education in Finland and the United Kingdom
Speaker: Tuula Jääskeläinen

11.55 am - Perceptions of the clinical benefits through human papillomavirus vaccination in Qatar
Speaker: Ghada Al-Najar

12.15 pm - Closing Remarks
Program Chair: Clair Alston-Knox

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