Pharmacists’ diaries reveal their infrequent yet regular encounters with medical dominance. They were generally unprepared to counter or negotiate it. This highlights the need for greater communication, conflict resolution, and #negotiationskills. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…

Wonderful that "Uncertainty in Pharmacology" is now available. 20 contributions exploring questions and challenges in epistemology, methods and decisions related to pharmacology and therapeutics. link.springer.com/book/10.10…

Well done Viv and Michael @UQPharmacy. Second place UQ Ethics Slam. @QPSA_Rx #dispensingfastandslow

Calling Australian community pharmacists. Have your say about complementary medicines. Participate in online workshops (CPD accredited). More details alacaze.net/cmethics/ #communitypharmacy #pharmacyethics @NPSMedicineWise @UQPharmacy @MonashPharm

Calling Australian community pharmacists. Have your say about complementary medicines. Participate in online workshops (CPD accredited). More details alacaze.net/cmethics/ #communitypharmacy #pharmacyethics @PSA_National @PharmGuildAus @AusPharmCouncil @NPSMedicinesWise

Hi @QPSA_Rx, some of you might be interested in participating in the UQ Ethics Slam organised by the UQ Student Philosophy Association (@StudentUq), details at bit.ly/31ILwsH

My latest piece on #personalizedmedicine, Statistical pitfalls of personalized medicine nature.com/articles/d41586-0… cites @VPplenarysesh

Looking forward to official start of #MM2018SHPA today. Thinking about postgrad study @UQPharmacy? Come and say hello at the #NAPE stand.

The confidence intervals for two means I'm comparing overlap, so they are statistically equivalent, right? Not necessarily! towardsdatascience.com/why-o… If you know of other resources that cover this topic, please share links by replying to this tweet!

Glad you asked this question because - many journals have banned the word "causal" - many scientists practice a form of self-censorship: they replace the C-word by “association”, even when they are obviously trying to quantify causal effects. My response & some comments below

Color Models xkcd.com/1882/ m.xkcd.com/1882/

Review Article: Evidence for Health Decision Making — Beyond Randomized, Controlled Trials nej.md/2f7Glzz #ClinicalTrials

A blog side-battle takes off (betw Greenland, Schachtman & me),from the p-value lowering biz,to a famous court case. errorstatistics.com/2017/07/…

MJA short report: Risks of using #medical record & administrative data for prognostic models ow.ly/tkJn30ecRkr #freeaccess

A great primer on what might reasonably be called 'mechanism-based dosing': onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… #ebmplus