KJC Statistics News

  • The Kidney Health Initiative

    KJC Statistics is proud to be part of the Kidney Health Initiative. The aim of the KHI is to “advance…

  • Risk managing your development with novel trial designs

    Novel, adaptive designs are seen by many drug developers as highly attractive as they seemingly offer more for less: more…

  • Why do so many phase III trials fail, despite promising phase II data?

    FDA reviews the learning from 22 case studies. Despite what are often reported as promising phase II data, the subsequent…

  • KJC Statistics announces collaboration with ClaroStat Consulting

    KJC statistics is pleased to announce a working collaboration with Ms Claire Watkins, MSc, of ClaroStat Consulting. Claire has over…

  • Kidney Week 2016

    KJC Statistics will be attending Kidney Week 2016 in Chicago. Kidney Week, which takes place from the 15th – 20th…

  • KJC Statistics collaborates with DaneStat Consulting

    KJC statistics is pleased to announce the commencement of a formal collaboration with Mr Aaron Dane, MSc, CStat, of DaneStat…

  • Are all batches of drug equal or are some more equal than others?

    In standard bioequivalence assessment, typically the pharmacokinetic characteristics of a single batch of a reference product is compared to a…

  • When is a surrogate not a surrogate?

    Most people involved in drug development have heard of surrogate endpoints and many continue to argue that they are needed…

  • Publication in Pharmaceutical Statistics

    Publication in Pharmaceutical Statistics:  Carroll K and Hemmings R. On the need for increased rigor and care in the conduct and interpretation…

  • Spring 2015 Presentation to Large Pharma Global Statistical Group

    Spring 2015 Presentation to Large Pharma Global Statistical Group on Network MetaAnalyses Presentation Slides